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1
They used to begin at the beginning; that was
very
humdrum
.
'
2
It was, for all her commotion, a
very
humdrum
thing that had happened to her.
3
The charge against him now was the
very
humdrum
one of stealing treasure that he was supposed to guard.
4
He did not know what a troubling effect they had upon Philip; they seemed to make his life
very
humdrum
.
5
He didn't like books in which dull, cranky writers describe humdrum events in the
very
humdrum
lives of humdrum people.
6
The winter became severe and stormy, confining us much to the house, and obliging us to lead
very
humdrum
sort of lives.
7
It has been very pleasant, and when you go it will be
very
humdrum
again; our conversation, mustering, rounding-up, bullocks, and rabbits.
8
Of course you have the makings of a situation here, but it is all
very
humdrum
,
as far as I am concerned.
9
'Life at home is going to seem
very
humdrum
from now on.'
10
That's the whole story- averyhumdrum one.
11
'The practical husbands and wives who take things philosophically are
very
humdrum
,
are they not?
12
"It will be
very
humdrum
,
if you please," said Lily.
13
"But failing Lucifer, I shall probably be
very
humdrum
.
"
very
humdrum
very