Sentence examples for get a bit dull from inspiring English sources

This is beginning to get a bit dull.

I mentioned this to the nurse and she states that the needle starts to get a bit dull.

Do say: "Immortality gets a bit dull after the first thousand years".

Mr. Glucroft seemed like the right man for the job, open, friendly, a good listener with a bit of a borscht-belt streak, cracking wise whenever things got a bit dull.

Unsurprisingly, we missed the David Lynch Foundation meditation session this morning… 12.52pm BST Adam Boult My chief aim for the day is to try to watch some bands - there's only so much running around looking for a Wi-Fi signal one can do at a festival before it gets a bit dull.

No politics: For light relief you can try the Monkey World animal sanctuary (0800 456 600), or if the sight of one speaker on a stage is getting a bit dull then allow your senses to be consumed at the impressive 3D IMAX cinema (01202 200 000) next to the pier.

Must everything begin with an "i" because it's getting a bit dull and the sheep might think Apple invented it?

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If all this luxury gets a bit dull, you can always turn the globe into your own personal adventure playground.

If all this luxury gets a bit dull, you can always turn the globe into your own personal adventure playground and live out your most juvenile James Bond fantasies.

So when he started becoming forgetful, and when his wit got a bit duller than it had been before, nobody really thought anything of it, because he just wasn't the type of person who would ever get a condition like dementia.