drearisome

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• Against the dreary backdrop of being homebound in a global health crisis, I signed up for private pottery lessons, drawn viscerally to the idea of creating something from mud.

• Demon’s Souls tells the story of a valiant and obviously suicidal hero tasked with battling the forces of evil in the dreary land of Boletaria.

• The Washington Nationals turned to Max Scherzer to salvage the final game of a dreary Memorial Day weekend series against the Milwaukee Brewers before they depart for a long and potentially meaningful road trip.

• The mention of summer school conjured up images of sweaty classrooms and dreary assignments meted out as makeup work for a year of flunked tests, missing projects or excessive absences.

• The Daily Beast met Stevens in a dreary New York hotel room.

• Unlike the dreary industrial region of Donbass where the fighting is concentrated, Crimea has great potential as a tourist center.

• Its name may sound dreary, but the Chambre du Commerce is considered a classical gem, dating back to 1878.

• (Read More on the Crisis in Ukraine) Old, numerous and bipartisan are the tales that corroborate this dreary hypothesis.

• Roberts starred as the titular servant in the dreary drama, with Malkovich as Dr. Henry Jekyll/Mr.

• But for the trees, these sullen skies and level grounds would render England dreary enough.

• They rented a house, for the place didn't afford a parsonage, and began the long dreary year that was to follow.

• A damp mist rose from the river and the marshy ground about, and spread itself over the dreary fields.

• I know this small organ well—an old friend on dreary mornings, putting the laziest riser in a good humor for the day.