1
He and the narrator relieve the tedium by telling stories.
2
Is golf such a boring game that one needs breathtaking views to relieve the tedium?
3
Tom and Blanche had fallen into teasing tricks, a sort of melancholy play to relieve the tedium.
4
They often engage in loud scolding of each other in order to relieve the tedium of their work.
5
When I began this correspondence I had no other purpose than to relieve the tedium of your sick-chamber.
6
She snapped on the radio, trying to relieve the tedium of the drive and the steady, pounding rain.
7
I've a good notion to strike up a flirtation with Mademoiselle Pauline, to relieve the tedium of the hours.
8
The truth is, she yearned to relieve the tedium of life by taking a trip in the red motor car.
9
Pen cannot do justice to the stories abounding in wit and humor wherewith soldiers relieve the tedium of the camp.
10
Did I not boldly contend that this would yet prove a pleasant resting-place to relieve the tedium of a journey?
11
She could be a support to you at this time, and her company could help to relieve the tedium of waiting.
12
Similarly, Charizi, another Jewish wayfarer, who laughed himself over half the world, wrote verses as he walked, to relieve the tedium.
13
He had trodden all the main-traveled thoroughfares and many of the side roads that are supposed to relieve the tedium of life.
14
That, unless I misjudge my own inclinations in a similar matter, is something this mysterious Philadelphus hath arranged to relieve the tedium of-
15
As time was no object, and the work of purchasing would relieve the tedium of the following day, the crowd good humouredly dispersed.
16
They were permitted to relieve the tedium of their confinement by manufacturing and selling toys; workboxes, brooches, and carved work of different kinds.
