Sentence examples for bored look from inspiring English sources

The other day, deplaning at the older and closer of the two portals, I (along with everybody else) was met at the gate by a young woman with an official-looking uniform, a bored look, and a rote greeting: "Welcome to Reagan National Airport".

But these days the guides have the bored look of Maytag repairmen, spending long days and weeks outside of near-empty hotels.

Updated at 7.58pm BST 6.20pm BST One thing Google Glass doesn't do: mask the bored look on your face when the speech hits a slow point.

Sarkozy was deemed "less than gracious" for "avoiding tasting traditional Arab foods" and displaying a "bored look during the televised arrival sword ceremony".

I watched when he finally came home again and shouted to Lucy "I'm back!" and Lucy gave him a bored look and said, "Have you been away?" I went to camp myself, in the summer of 1970.

He went inside the house and came out carrying the TV with a bored look on his face, like it was his TV and he preferred it in the yard.

"I get very bored looking at my own work," he said.

Because there's no one around, apart from a bored looking receptionist at the British Overseas Airways Corporation office.

A couple of bored looking guards cast wary eyes at my car with its diplomatic number plates as we approached.

Just disparate groups of bored looking people all trying to impress each other with displays of attainable wealth.

If you are often bored looking for something to do at home, take some time to pick out some arts and crafts supplies.