Uneventful

Definition

uneventful /ʌnÇ'ventfl / adj ထူးျခားခ်က္မရိွေသာ။ အေၾကာင္းထူး မရိွေသာ။ an uneventful journey.

Examples

1. ‘After an uneventful start
2. in which both sides failed to create any real chances
3. Balliol took the lead against the wind.’
4. ‘Aside from that the journey from London to Oxford was decidedly uneventful.’
5. ‘On the face of it Scott has enjoyed a remarkably uneventful life.’
6. ‘Apart from unusually scrupulous screening
7. it was all uneventful and grey.’
8. ‘Life has otherwise been uneventful
9. so there's not been much to say.’
10. ‘For a time
11. perhaps
12. she had broken away from a slow
13. uneventful life.’
14. ‘The rest of the journey was uneventful and I'd forgotten the incident.’
15. ‘The difficulty wasn't that Hill led an uneventful life
16. just that no-one seems to have had a clue who he really was.’
17. ‘Yesterday was so uneventful that there is almost nothing to report.’
18. ‘If the flight was uneventful
19. his first parachute jump in action was not.’
20. ‘However
21. his uneventful
22. everyday life is turned upside down by Connie's death.’
23. ‘The drive back home was uneventful except for a change in the sky.’
24. ‘I had to tell you about it
25. in all its uneventful detail
26. simply because those annoying people cornered me today.’
27. ‘It was significant that
28. overall
29. the defenders received most of the plaudits in an uneventful first half.’
30. ‘He said the journey from Paddington and through Reading had been uneventful.’
31. ‘It's been another uneventful day
32. filled with packing and organising.’
33. ‘The rest of the day was interesting but uneventful with regard to this article.’
34. ‘But after that adrenaline rush while still in my nightshirt
35. the rest of the day has been pretty uneventful.’
36. ‘His early development was uneventful though slow by comparison with that of his older sister.’
37. ‘The first half had been a solid
38. uneventful affair
39. but the second half started in explosive fashion.’