Sentence examples for a little boring to from inspiring English sources

"To have one sort of simple style is a little boring to me," she says.

"We want to run up the gut and, yeah, that can get a little boring to watch".

"But at this point it's a little boring to be in the same place all the time, working there and sleeping there," he continued, pointing to the two contiguous zones of his apartment.

While it is true that many people will not want to be deprived of seeing names taking each other on at the business end of the competition, the same old faces can become a little boring to look at year after year.

Honestly, it is a little boring to repeat that again and again, but the atmosphere of that party was truly unreal.

CUTE DOG AT THE END, THOUGH! - It's got to be a little boring to rewrite this paragraph over and over again: "A new national poll indicates the race for the Republican presidential nomination remains wide-open, with none of the probable or potential GOP White House contenders above 20percentt, according to a new national poll".

Cricket tends to get a little boring at times and it certainly goes on a bit longer than the 100metres.

The doctor, who is kindly, efficient, and, frankly, a little boring, tries to maintain order.

If it's a little boring, time to move on.

An optical-tracking system kept the laser beam on target, creating a "scientifically exciting, yet a little boring" experience, according to Michael Achtelik, an operator from the Pelican's German manufacturer, Ascending Technologies, after a long night monitoring flight data.Keeping drones aloft is not the only putative application of power beaming, as this technology is known.

It's like when your sex life gets a little boring, you have to spice it up.