Sentence examples for getting bland from inspiring English sources

A glamorous bar scene flourishes at the Blue Fin in the W Hotel, but with Fleet Bank willing to pay an unheard-of $515 a square foot to rent 5,000 square feet at Broadway and 44th Street, replacing some fast-food restaurants, the square may be in danger of getting bland.

America goes on, the accents getting better and the truck-stop vegetables getting blander.

The food can be so terrific here but then all of a sudden it gets bland and pedestrian.

I have tried to make this case to PayPal several times, but I get bland responses that avoid the key points.

"It's bizarre to realize that, although we get bland assurances of security, that these guys are not armed with the kind of weapons terrorists might have," said Mr. Brodsky, who introduced the bill with Assemblyman Adam T. Bradley, a Democrat of White Plains.

During her day in the editor's chair, Smith will report from Liberia as well as investigating whether British comedy is still all about class; while Cocker, the former Pulp frontman, will give his own personal take on the credit crunch and ask whether we get bland politicians because we are too censorious about what they do in their private lives.

And it's probably why we get bland press releases instead of mouthy or frank updates.

"He's one of the great improv artists of all time, and he's not afraid of anything," says Banks. "I think comedy has to be very fearless or it just gets bland".

They might even have to "get bland for Rand".

The parts got bigger, but the projects got blander.

Each year things get blander and staler – a musical revolution is surely due?