GamePro, while calling the game fun, believed that it would soon bore players, and gave it a fun factor of 2.5 out of 5. Years after the game was released, it has gained a reputation as one of the worst games ever.
The former is hard to learn and to physically exhausting to maintain, while the latter is so simple it can soon bore you.
When his colleague Serge Grigoriev told him that such a production would soon bore him, Diaghilev — hoping that it would be the cash cow he needed — said: "Not at all.
The stress of combat soon bore down.
I also thought if I took the Schauspielhaus offer, I would soon bore the Germans and then disgust and bore myself".
Their working methods – Steiber hammering a piano while Leiber yelled out words – soon bore fruit and their first hit, Charles Brown's Hard Times, arrived in 1952.
She soon bore him two sons: Tommaso was born in 1417 and Vittorio the next year; his sons later joined Ghiberti in his business, and Vittorio continued its operation after his father's death.
She soon bore him two sons, and last year she was spoken of publicly -- and favorably -- in the North Korean media, suggesting that her sons were rising in official esteem.
Happily, his diligence soon bore fruit: by Page 21 his mentor at Duke, William Blackburn, has already brought Styron's work to the attention of Hiram Haydn, the editor at Bobbs-Merrill who would eventually publish Styron's first novel, "Lie Down in Darkness," in 1951, when the author was only 26.
Cars across the state soon bore bumper stickers that declared, "Rid Rutgers of Reds".
