cumbrous उदाहरण वाक्य

The new train, since joined by direct service between Hong Kong and Shanghai, still stops for a cumbrous customs check near Guangzhou, capital of southern Guangdong province.
Many South Koreans find it cumbrous to have to apply 10 days in advance while their government vets them before letting them cross the Cold War's last frontier.
He was selected to march at the head of his party, in the cumbrous uniform of a Lifeguard, when the heat was fearful even to the natives themselves.
By the early 20th century, mints were using electrical power to drive rolls, the advantage being that each pair of rolls could be driven independently without the intervention of cumbrous shafting.
Putin's delaying strategy may be to shift attention to the reduction of offensive missiles, with legions of experts drawn up in what Churchill called " vast cumbrous array ."

For a week before the scheduled meeting with the press, drawn up in vast cumbrous array, the press secretary and ( usually ) the speechwriters try to anticipate every question that might be asked.
He envisioned an intimate get-together of a few world leaders and not a paperbound conference " zealously contested by hordes of experts and officials drawn up in a vast cumbrous array ."
But in the voices straining to harmonize in monkish fifths, the cumbrous cadences of a language that resists easy flow, the heavy-heartedness was there for anyone to hear and be moved by.
"The Purple Island, or the Isle of Man ", is a poem in twelve cantos describing in cumbrous allegory the physiological structure of the human body and the mind of man.
In 1893 tentative moves were made to introduce an alternative title " Mount Barker Courier and Southern Advertiser ", but somehow the " less cumbrous title " never made it to Page One.