It's tedious.

It's tedious.

The process of de mining was very slow, tedious and dangerous.

And one of the most tedious ones, I think, was saying that beauty was about symmetry.

Their work is hard and tedious.

Finding that worm connectome took over a dozen years of tedious labor.

Obtaining approvals is a lengthy process that involves substantial documentation and tedious bureaucratic procedures.

This is Morina. This is a plant which I've always thought to be rather tedious named after Morin, who was an enterprising French gardener, who issued the first seed catalog in 1621.

Notwithstanding, that I be not further tedious unto thee, I pray thee that thou wouldest hear us of thy clemency a few words.

Notwithstanding, that I be not further tedious unto thee, I pray thee that thou wouldest hear us of thy clemency a few words.

Even if exhaustive information were available, the construction of a general measure of NTBs could be tedious, as general equilibrium effects are likely to be excluded.

And then I spent a year going to long, tedious, boring meetings, trying to sell this logo through to a huge corporation to the point of tears.

How many problems of life can be solved actually by tinkering with perception, rather than that tedious, hardworking and messy business of actually trying to change reality?

Had it been a near advantage and a short journey, they would certainly have followed you, but the tedious journey was too long for them and they swear by Allah If we had been able, we would certainly have gone forth with you they cause their own souls to perish, and Allah knows that they are most surely

Had it been a near advantage and a short journey, they would certainly have followed you, but the tedious journey was too long for them and they swear by Allah If we had been able, we would certainly have gone forth with you they cause their own souls to perish, and Allah knows that they are most surely

KA But then you've got to figure out a way we will skip over the insanely tedious process of getting permits and getting everybody on board but simply funding this thing.

Now, some of my scores as a composer look like this, and others look like this, and some look like this, and I make all of these by hand, and it's really tedious.

But a newly hired neurosurgeon with 27 years of education may have to read a thick user manual, attend tedious classes, and accept periodic tutoring from a change champion to master the various steps required to use his hospital s IT system. Not surprisingly, despite its theoretical benefits, health IT has few fans among health care providers.

From rockets to stock markets, many of humanity's most thrilling creations are powered by math. So why do kids lose interest in it? Conrad Wolfram says the part of math we teach calculation by hand isn't just tedious, it's mostly irrelevant to real mathematics and the real world. He presents his radical idea teaching kids math through computer programming.

It was lunch, it was take out, it was sit down, it was buffet, it was three weeks ago, it was three months ago.

It was theirs. It was experiential. It was authentic.

It was brutal it was funny ooh, it was funny.

It was never promoted, it was never sold it was organized.

It was fought for, it was campaigned for, it was innovated for.

It was not the savanna, it was not the water, it was this!

It was sweet, it was unctuous.

But was it worth it? Yes, absolutely it was.

It was a complicated thing, and I'm not pretending it was more simple than it was.

It was cancer. It was the bad kind.

They said it was lousy, and it was.

And it was huge it was absolutely enormous.

It was insidious and it was really happening.

It was very green, it was very peppery.

CA It was. AB And it was cloudy.

Obviously it was shown, and it was amazing.

It was so architectural. It was so precise.

Well, it was 1954, I guess it was.

It was beautiful it was called Personal Skies.

And I read it, and it was just it was crap.

It was really a death trap. I mean, it was incredible, it worked incredibly well, but it was really dangerous.

And it really was. It was the original microprocessor.

It was a 7.6 magnitude. It was fairly big.

It was very brute force it was very inelegant.

And it was amazing how much harder it was to believe in real life than it was on TV.

So he's talking to her, and at some point she says, Then, you know, it was it. That was it. It was done.