Sentence examples for have a boring from inspiring English sources

The finance director often works because they have a boring in-tray.

Now, if you have a boring, frameless mirror stuck over the sink in your bathroom, replace it with a framed mirror, or better, go immediately to Mirror Mate (www.mirrormate.com) and order a lovely custom frame that you peel and stick on.

Since Calgary gets such a raw deal in the media--what with all of the chuckwagon accidents at the Stampede and hockey fights hogging the headlines--you're probably thinking that everyone's favourite, cowboy loving, western Canadian city must have a boring and uninteresting dance music culture.

One respondent said of the public sector, 'I'm never going to have a boring, routine day', while another noted: "…it is good and interesting to have students around you.

Don't have a boring friendship!

If you have a boring closet, try to donate stuff you don't need.

"I would rather have had a boring race".

First baseman James Loney said baseball had a "boring" personality, and as a result players expect to be bored.

Thanking his wife, Judy, and his two children and their families, he added: "In 51 years, I've never had a boring or lonely day in my life.

My holdings were a paltry few shekels in blue chips, and they had had a boring ho-hum year of 20percentt gains.

"Had we brought the hard and medium tyre here, we would have had a boring one-stop race.