Sentence examples for bit of dull from inspiring English sources

And with it you gulped down puns, wordplay, Noon's chafing against the bit of dull old English.

A visit to the Web site of the Boring Institute (www.boringinstitute.com) in turn provides a link to that of the Dull Men's Club (www.dullmen.com), which offers bits of dull trivia so you can "be a hit at the next dinner party you attend": * Nutmeg is extremely poisonous if injected intravenously.

"It's just a little bit of a dull, persistent twinge," he said.

For New Yorkers, it's a bit of a dull World Series.

Hull, for example: a lot of people would say that it's a bit of a dull town without ever having gone there.

Thomas Haden Church, from the NBC series "Wings," has been all too well cast as a second-rate TV actor; his Jack really is a bit of a dull fellow, but he loves Miles and believes in him, and that belief frees Miles to confront the worst in himself and to find a bottom to his self-pity.

In the first 20 minutes we started brightly, had one or two opportunities, but after that it was a bit of a dull affair.

It's somebody's just said, 'oh we'll have a comedian to bring a little bit of entertainment to a dull and boring conference or whatever.

What better colour to inject a bit of warmth into a dull, grey day?

Mr Gates began his speech at the Las Vegas show this month by unveiling a dull bit of software that manages the distribution of security patches on a network.

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