monotonously

It is a room in which something mortal will be monotonously decided.

Time passed monotonously after they had examined a few stars.

The luck at the table varied monotonously, no big hands being out.

His voice came monotonously across the little span of darkness.

In both cases the information was monotonously the same.

The radio in the locked rear room was still monotonously playing.

Maybe it is the costume that makes pretty girls seem so monotonously plenty here.

She spoke monotonously, as if she had said the same thing several times already.

To his surprise, the phone bell at the other end kept ringing monotonously.

He has a fine strong voice (and complete control of it) that never becomes monotonously distinctive.

He reached the airport in plenty of time, although something inside him was whispering monotonously, Too late.

The only thing that moved was the wind howling monotonously across the wide plain.

As he worked monotonously he tried to organize some plan.

On the coffee table behind her the tape flapped monotonously.

Nothing but stillness met their eyes as they monotonously watched the low mud wall through the night.

The reports flashed past as she scanned through them, all monotonously the same, except for the doctor's.

The thought repeated itself monotonously, drumming on his tired brain.

The pounding went on monotonously, with regularity but no rhythm.

He went on working monotonously at the garden, blindly, like a mole.

The floor was wet with water that dripped monotonously from the ceiling.

Far away the sea was lapping gently and monotonously on the bar.

The few glimmerings of life that were discovered tended to be monotonously similar.

Someone else was swearing horribly, monotonously, but without raising his voice.

The needles held steady, and the engine drummed monotonously along.

Coming toward them was the crunch of hooves, a voice cursing monotonously.