Meanings of became tedious in anglès

It happened so often it became tedious; another episode, another separation.

The ceremony soon became tedious and the crowded room was hot and stuffy.

The representation had to lengthen itself out and became tedious.

El's acts of forgiveness became tedious in the way that something routine is tedious.

The lesson was old-soold that it became tedious.

War-"thefront"-insteadof offering incomparable varieties, became tedious-itwas a bore, in fact.

But presently the mere physical act became tedious.

Then gradually, people were getting onstage two numbers into the set and it became tedious and dangerous.

After Marseilles the journey became tedious again.

His eyes strained from looking at the screen after a few days, and soon even listening became tedious.

Dryden more wisely remarked that Milton became tedious when he entered upon a "track of Scripture."

And yet plowing became tedious.

Remembering the rats, I avoided fixed lines and re-climbed the lower pitches each day -which quickly became tedious.

At first I was rather interested, but after a while the occupation became tedious beyond measure, and for this reason.

But these ships had very little power of bearing up against the wind; and if it were contrary the voyage became tedious.

The road, on leaving our resting-place, became tedious and cheerless; hardly any vegetation was discoverable, and still wilder regions appeared above us.