Sentence examples for getting really bored from inspiring English sources

I'm getting really bored at work, man.

I ended up getting really bored with it.

The usual (and by now I was getting really bored with it) wait for the phone to connect to Wi-Fi or mobile data and find some news.

No, the bigger problem was -- no offense to Larabars -- I was getting really bored despite the wide variety of flavors I had to choose from.

The shutters of the Ritz flew down as we passed; the hotel must be getting really bored of being emblematic of the largesse of the rich.

POLITICAL MEDIA IS GETTING REALLY BORED, NOW: Dave Weigel did his level best to make the argument that August hasn't been as gobsmackingly inane this year, as compared to many of the other Augusts we've shared.

The risk is that the fare starts getting really boring without the little flourishes the other servers delivered.

Hardy notes that the members of Franz Ferdinand felt rock music was "getting really boring".

The World Cup in 3D is over and Avatar is getting really boring.

It's getting really boring mechanistically assigning classic status to every fucking thing Sacred Bones puts out.

"People get really bored with timelessness," she said.