tiring

As usual the ride over the plain is very tedious and tiring to the limbs—a hilly country in moderation is much more comfortable.

It was too tiring to go on doing that, when there was no one to be annoyed by it.

Your body will call for rest after the tiring duties of the day and you should give it all the rest you can.

These were the things they did on that holiday; childish, happy, tiring things, such as people do who love the outdoors.

Then he questioned her, asking her to tell him in detail what she had omitted for fear of tiring him.

We will ascend more gradually this time, so that the acceleration won't be so tiring to you.

On other days London apparently was tiring him and he dozed off and on through his visits.

Nothing is so tiring as a slow train, which crawls upon the road and lingers at every station.

Tiring of this, they locked arms again and, taking by hazard a side street, continued their quest for adventure.

Captain Dyer was present, and told a great many stories in a loud, tiring voice.