Sentence examples for bored of all from inspiring English sources
Hester seems to be the only one growing bored of all the touchdowns he is scoring on punt and kickoff returns.
Better still, everyone has got so bored of all the dreary Leveson stuff that they really don't give a monkey's if there's statutory regulation of the media or not.
You're going to get bored of all these black basics.
Eventually, they decide they've grown bored of all conventionality and turn to robbing and murdering their audiences and each other instead.
Afterwards, he tweeted: "I'm bored of all this happiness and sex.
And sure if you are bored of all this ice sweeping and shouting, you can switch over to the bobsleigh soon enough.
I got bored of them all and the people I met.
Van Seumeren, a firm advocate of privatisation of football clubs, got bored of it all and fired van Hanegem last week.
His wife Rebecca Miller looks exactly as you'd expect his wife to look: gorgeous, tenacious and bored of us all.
God, I'm so bored of it all, guarding or granting permission to a temple no decent butcher would give room to on his offal tray.
Queuing up for groceries amid resigned-looking, behatted shoppers didn't quite fit Julie Christie's 1965 lifestyle – even though she's doing a good job of looking the most bored of them all.
