Sentence examples for get too bored from inspiring English sources
But Fellowes said it was right to bow out before audiences get too bored.
If you run out of things to do you can look out the window and not really get too bored.
People are going to get too bored too quickly, but I am noticing that the shows are far more of a performance in every way.
A lot of the colored blocks on my calendar were there because -- if I'm being honest -- I didn't want my kids, ages 5, 8 and 11, to get too bored over the summer.
It's like variety, I get too bored doing one thing".
If you are playing alone never cheat, the game will get too boring.
CrystalMethod added: "As for 'talent' at the banks, I used to write software for trading platforms until I got too bored of the bank bureaucracy.
But now a group of parliamentarians has decided that things need to change: German politics, they say, has got too boring.
Much happens beyond the drinking of pints, but suffice it to say that the quick-witted, blustery British anarchy of Mr. Wright and his usual suspects (notably Simon Pegg and Nick Frost) keeps matters from getting too boring.
