Use of the word drudgery in a sentence example

drudgery

Last update: October 1, 2015

The continuing quest to escape the drudgery of every day life. [noun]

It explores something that we would all love to do - rebel against the drudgery of work. [noun]

No more of this drudgery, and slavery for others, who allow you no rights in return. [noun]

Jonathan, therefore, succeeded to the estate, and with it to the means of subsisting without the hated drudgery of the law. [noun]

"Ay, dispatch his sentence, and have done with him; we have plenty of drudgery behind." [noun]

The devolution of the whole actual business and drudgery of the inn upon the poor gudewife was very common among the Scottish Bonifaces. [noun]

Or better, perhaps, take him before the Privy Council; I think they should relieve me of a share of this disgusting drudgery. [noun]

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