Sentence examples for a bit of a slog from inspiring English sources

Some days it's a bit of a slog.

But chips in tablets may be a bit of a slog.

"To be honest," he said of the heavy tome, "it was a bit of a slog.

Now, I reread The Feminine Mystique recently, and it's frankly a bit of a slog.

Sometimes, ploughing through all of the traditions is a bit of a slog.

Her book can be a bit of a slog, not always a page turner.

That's the minimum you need when applying for a job so it is a bit of a long slog.

It was a bit of a bureaucratic slog to apply for veteran's benefits, but it paid off.

But for anyone else, The Desolation of Smaug can't help but feel like a bit of a desolate slog.

Sadly, however, Black Gold is a bit of a stinker: a two-and-a-half-hour slog as light on drama as it is heavy on portentous dialogue.

In the 50-over game it's 15 overs all action, followed by a bit of a quiet period in the middle and then the slog.