One treats the work as a tedious chore while the other turns it into a game to see how fast she can make each unit, and achieves flow in the process.

Their work is hard and tedious.

And this is a chore that takes more and more of my time.

The journey from 2011 to now has been challenging, exciting and tedious.

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

Unfortunately, these methods are difficult when applied to frozen sections and is very tedious to process.

Such negotiations and the passage of legal decisions in the various countries are tedious and lengthy.

He envisioned an electro mechanical computing device that could do much of the tedious work for him.

Institutional change requires a long, tedious, and modest implementation of multiple small steps, in which the correct sequencing of reform is crucial.

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

The chant became so tedious that inevitably, the class clown would ask if the incantation would end up turning us all into asthmatics, as Che was.

In response to recent events, Ayman al Zawahiri, Al Qaeda s second in command, released a tedious Powerpoint like analysis of Egyptian constitutional law and political history.

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?

At its heart, however, is a long and tedious discussion about how individuals and society must never abandon the rule of law in struggling against the forces of lawlessness.

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.

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.

The debate over the cartoons has been intense to the point that it is now tedious, ranging from freedom of expression to a clash of cultural values and even to a clash of civilizations.

Why focus on financial regulation when the risks of an immediate collapse are small, and when the details are so tedious? As technical experts and lobbyists took over, and the public lost interest, Dodd Frank became friendlier and friendlier to the banks.

As an Arab and a Muslim, there was nothing much I can benefit from what Obama has to say. I m so tired of these tedious speeches and words and praises and promises that no one, including the target audience, ever lives up to.

Now if you're not currently experiencing the joy of the joint tax return, I can't tell you how to find a chore loving person of the approximately ideal size and attractiveness who prefers horror movies and doesn't have a lot of friends hovering on the brink of divorce, but I can only encourage you to try, because the benefits, as I've pointed out, are significant.