Sentence examples for bored days from inspiring English sources

Magjia, 50, his wife, Alatanqige, 43, and their three children are spending bored days at a temporary site around their ger, the traditional felt tent.

One bored day, she turned on a New York radio station, and "she couldn't believe what she heard at all".

In fact people were so bored those days by not having "social media" and the joys of watching video clips of cute felines that they were forced to procreate to alleviate the boredom.

Or perhaps Homo habilis, the famous Handy Man of two million years ago, if those ancestors got bored one day with their jobs in the rock-flaking industry: "Flake, flake, flake".

If you get bored one day, contact one of your friends.

Soon after September's operation, Jenkins spent most days bored, resting.

Now she says she's bored spending all day with her family in a tent made out of bed sheets.

Such a fate was anticipated for Edward Snowden by Michael Hayden, a former NSA and CIA chief, who predicted last September that the former NSA analyst would be stranded in Moscow for the rest of his days – "isolated, bored, lonely, depressed… and alcoholic".

'Everybody knows that Ethiopian jazz is the only kind worth listening to these days," a bored Roman socialite remarks during one of the many party scenes in Paolo Sorrentino's film The Great Beauty.

I've asked the Swatch group for comment – I basically want to know who is buying Swatches these days besides bored people in airports – but until I hear back we can take a closer look a the project.

To make the situation even more of a blast, my girlfriend had just broken up with me, so I was left to spend most of my days getting bored of video games and arguing with my mum.