Sentence examples for getting pretty bored from inspiring English sources
Julian Assange must be getting pretty bored of being holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy by now.
Getting pretty bored of constantly standing over the stove, I decided to just plop these fellas in a Crock-Pot with some wine and let them roast.
She gets pretty bored by it all and threatens to date others.
I spent hours and hours with a deck of cards, and camomile tea, and got pretty bored of both.
"I got pretty bored with it all, to be candid, sitting there listening to these guys talk about, you know, 'Well I thought you liked me, if you liked me, why did you say that about me?' " Weber said.
Her parents are out and she gets pretty bored.
Weber said the two did not have real discussions or disagreements about policy.... "I got pretty bored with it all, to be candid, sitting there listening to these guys talk about, you know, 'Well I thought you liked me, if you liked me, why did you say that about me?'" Weber said.... "I know Newt didn't want Dick Darman to resign," Weber said.
Yet when it gets them through the door it gets pretty shirty if they are bored or aren't familiar with all the rules that evolved back in the Edwardian period.
There is certainly the demand for the pieces, but he has already found his forte and that might make him get bored pretty soon.
"They seemed pretty bored," Munroe recalled.
