Sentence examples for boring plays from inspiring English sources

These talented outfits have captured the zeitgeist – they realise that most punters don't want to witness boring plays, they want to go to an exciting event, to say "I saw this original thing that you'll all be reading about in the papers", and mostly they want to be involved.

Those very naughty books he had published anonymously, whereas, according to Francine du Plessix Gray, he published "more than 20 excruciatingly chaste, excruciatingly boring plays, and a few equally chaste and tedious prose fictions, of which he was immensely fond".

She then branched into filmmaking with her Moments of Wonder series exploring important issues such as feminism – "The suffragettes threw themselves under the king's racehorse to highlight how unfair it was that women didn't have a vote but horses did" – and architecture – "The National Theatre is designed to look so horrible that people are glad to be inside watching boring plays".

She then branched into filmmaking with her Moments of Wonder series exploring important issues such as feminism—"The suffragettes threw themselves under the king's racehorse to highlight how unfair it was that women didn't have a vote but horses did"—and architecture—"The National Theatre is designed to look so horrible that people are glad to be inside watching boring plays".

"Boring," plays on public awareness of his marriage to the film actress Paula Patton, with a notion of painless sacrifice that rings ridiculous but honest.

During the lockout, rule changes were enacted that restored offense and creativity to a league that had lost fans over the previous decade because of congested, boring play.

Next season is the last one before the league looks to expand and while I wouldn't say it's boring playing the same teams all the time, it would be good to have a bigger league.

For the first half of his set, he was received enthusiastically but looked catastrophically bored, playing a largely characterless set of electro with bits of Nirvana and MC Hammer mixed in.

And, importantly, when technology hasn't become their default when bored, playing or just hanging out (as is the case with many children these days).

And so it was a combination of Jimmy McCarty's style, which is a full-stroke, full-bore playing of all those strings and a lot of counter rhythms and pedal toned approaches to those chordal patterns, and then of course when he whipped into a lead, and put it on that bridge pickup, it had such a bite to it, such a resonance to it, that I was mesmerized by it.

If you are bored, play Charades.