Sentence examples for become a bit boring from inspiring English sources
We will, if we're honest, become a bit boring.
"He decided after leaving the navy that he didn't want to become a commercial pilot because that would become a bit boring for him," his wife, Jane, told The News of Portsmouth, England, upon his death.
Some might simply refer this as the "silly season" of the primary and caucus process but in reality, the current narrative with the Democratic candidates has become a bit boring.
But as people's vacation desires have grown varied and the idea of running off to the same place every year has become a bit boring, time shares have changed.
"And you become a bit boring," says Buxton.
"We oversold the market, and the collection became a bit boring for consumers," says Hainer.
Bilmes argues upmarket general interest men's titles in the UK – a sector now pretty much confined to GQ and Esquire, after Arena's closure two years ago – have become, well, a bit boring.
When [a genre] becomes fully formed everything is defined and so it gets a bit boring.
"This always happens with genres," he explained "When [a genre] becomes fully formed everything is defined and so it gets a bit boring.
"We're starting (home) games - certainly Barnsley, Huddersfield and today - so flat that the crowd become apprehensive and a bit bored to be honest with you because they're not getting dished up any quality or drive.
