Sentence examples for bore wait from inspiring English sources

Steinberg's book may succeed as a blow-by-blow account of competitors' various training regimens and as a point-to-point description of the way a triathlon is organized and progresses, but his stated ambitions were much larger: "In the end, this is a book that attempts to bore" — wait for it — "deep into the lives, minds and souls of these athletes".

Every year, the bears wait on the edge of Hudson Bay for the water to freeze over so they can resume hunting seals on the ice.

If you must shoot a bear, wait until it is close (30 or 40 feet at most), and aim for the low neck or head area.

The next morning, there was a bear waiting for me.

"Eastbounders, there's a pair of bears waiting for you.

The bear waits for days until he lands his prey.

Mooallem watches hungry polar bears waiting for ice to form so that they can hunt.

Gourevitch arrived for his first day of work and found a bear waiting for him.

At the helm of Computer Associates, Charles Wang seemed a bear waiting to be baited: imperious, thin-skinned, incapable of corporate nuance.

So what are Allmon and the other bears waiting for?

This autumn as hungry polar bears waited longer for the ice to return to the area of Churchill, Manitoba often called the polar bear capital of the world reports of polar bear/human conflicts hit an all-time high.