1.  This really made her more tiresome than Gregarina, whose distinction was that she had had cholera, and who did not feel herself in her true position with strangers until they knew it.

2.  Mr. Tristram Shandy's compliments to Messrs. Le Moyne, De Romigny, and De Marcilly; hopes they all rested well the night after so tiresome a consultation.

3.  It bored him to see this useless, tiresome waiting.

4.  The visions of people at home are of plenty instead of privation, lights up, and the cessation of a hundred tiresome restrictions.

5.  'It's very tiresome— everything's made the wrong way.

6.  Walking on sand is so tiresome, and spoils one's boots so.

7.  She was wondering what made Bridget so nice sometimes, and sometimes so very tiresome and heedless.

8.  'I'm very tiresome to teach; often I'm very cross indeed, ' replied the child complacently.

9.  For there is no denying that she was a very trying and tiresome little girl.

10.  Miss Neale could hardly believe that Bridget was the child she had been warned that she would find 'tiresome and trying and requiring great patience.