Sentences with phrase «get tiresome about»

Any other cop would get tiresome about it.

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It is getting tiresome hearing everyone on the radio yapping about how voters were conned by the slick campaign machinery to vote NDP; or that we voted against the PCs rather than for the NDP; or that we were angry and so made rash decisions that we will promptly regret because everyone knows what a hash the NDP have made wherever they have reigned.

In the 80s and 90s, teenagers tried to wake the nation up to the scourge of school bullying, only to get tiresome lessons about «just ignoring them.»

This must get pretty tiresome for the engineers who have to listen to them, especially when there's nothing they can do about it.

Brendan: Eh, I think it gets a bit tiresome and we end up always talking waaaay too much about the course each and every day, and that's a quick way to get into niche stuff and turn off everyone but the already committed (and smaller) l golf audience.

When you start to feel besieged with worry or fear about how this is going to play out, or about how disappointed you and / or your senior may be if s / he does not get into the college of his / her dreams, or about how tiresome it will be to listen to your fellow parents smugly brag about their senior's college plans, ask yourself the following questions:

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There are many successful ideas around and a lot of advice given about how a Coach can get clients, but it can all still be very confusing and tiresome trying to figure out the best way.

At home we use a dry erase board, and write them down, but this is getting very tiresome, and I worry about the lack of fresh fruit and nuts he gets in his diet due to so many intolerances.

Things get tiresome when Morgan Freeman enters the pic as the respected know - it - all American science Professor Norman, on a lecture tour in Paris to spin his far - out theories about the brain and lament that mankind only uses ten percent of its brain while dolphins use twenty.

When I asked him about life, he simply said, «It gets tiresome after a while.»

I don't mind people arguing with me, but it gets a bit tiresome to be doing this for almost 20 years, and having been right about some very tough calls only to have people continue to disregard my own opinion.

The only aspect that might get tiresome for anyone doing big miles in an RS is the tightly sprung, short - travel vertical body movement, which even in the softer setting can make the car bob about a lot over rippled road surfaces.

There is a seemingly endless amount of text about the joys of eating meat, and while this is central to the plot, it got tiresome after a while.

Not looking to start anything, it just gets tiresome seeing the same group whining constantly about anything and everything.

The apprentice is humorous for about the first hour with the one - liners that he quips, but after that it just gets tiresome and irritating.

Then I think that move infringes their (a) suggest that NPR promotes or endorses any third party's causes, ideas, web sites, products or services, it is really tiresome to exchange with others, which I had already purchased, which is FOX «es, and you see they (FOX) don't bother to return their reply to any inquiry and I am getting more, you know, feeling like «actually, they don't care about the details»???

Heated debates about topics such as whether a $ 5 app purchase (that never expires, and that will continue to get better over time) should be a few dollars less, often conducted by tapping on physical hardware that can be $ 900 or more and will be replaced in a few years, are rather tiresome.

But if agents are not prepared to continuously «educate» the public (and it can get tiresome)-- well, what's left to say about that?