1
But at my age I find that sort of thing too tiresome.
2
Came home-myhead aches-plentyof news, but too tiresome to set down.
3
They're just too tiresome to merit the slightest bit of attention.
4
The turn affairs had taken, England being at war, was quite too tiresome.
5
Really, men are too tiresome when there is the slightest thing the matter with them.
6
But it was too tiresome and unbearable to go on thinking and thinking about this.
7
You are getting too tiresome.
8
Oh Jack, you're too tiresome.
9
When committees aren't too tiresome, and the accounts balance, and....
10
The lad's personal issues were too tiresome to pursue; he knew far too much already about Skywalker's messy private life.
11
But when they have said good-night and Anne-Marie has come into her little room, something too tiresome and provoking happens.
12
To live alone would be too tiresome, thus we must endure them with their defects and appear not to see them.
13
I knew it would be too tiresome for you to walk, and I was waiting to find a reliable horse and a suitable carriage.
14
When a task was too tiresome, too disagreeable, or too ill-paying for anybody else, Peter was sent for and graciously allowed to do it.
15
Instead of making any answer, he said, "I am afraid, madam, I have made too tiresome a visit;" and offered to take his leave.
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'This is all too tiresome for me tonight.
