Sentence examples for bore for a from inspiring English sources

It's been a little bit of a bore for a couple of years.

It's not hard to see why the enforced tranquillity of a Caribbean vacation could be a dreadful bore for a workaholic but bliss for a couch potato; temperament, as well as talent, have to match the activity or there is trouble in paradise.

She may have a pimp for a mother and a bore for a husband, but just look at those verdant landscapes dotted with grazing sheep (no grubbing peasants), the fabulously ornamented gowns, leaning towers of wigs, palatial digs and troops of silent servants.

Bill Compton has revealed an undead-like passion and sensitivity, and is given to moments of torment that are almost human, but he is a bit of a bore for a bloodsucker, isn't he? Sookie, the telepathic waitress, has her feisty moments but she's really just there to hold the whole thing together - in Charlaine Harris's book, which inspired Alan Ball's adaptation, she is the narrator.

The test heavily emphasizes "the basics," which means the drilling is arguably of some value to kids who never mastered the multiplication tables but a bit of a bore for a lot of other kids.

Bore for a few inches and then withdraw the drill to empty the shavings.

Terror is the warfare of the poor, and the traditional response to it causes unacceptable costs that cannot be borne for a long time.

"The cost of spending our way out of a recession is something that everybody would have to bear for a very long time".

The name "Madoff" is too much of a burden to bear for a daughter-in-law of Wall Street's most notorious fraudster.

The unambiguous responsibility that operators should bear for a nuclear disaster was not specified.

The other parts are also too warm to bear for a person not used to warm weather.