The closest to an exception is "Yacht Approaching the Coast," with its relatively calm sea and its bored-out center of sun and light.
Like the oboe, it is conically bored; but its bore, bell, and finger holes are wider, and it has a wooden disk (called a pirouette, on European shawms) that supports the lips and, on Asian instruments, holds them away from the reed.
The novella-length "Masterji" paints its wealthy, bored pilgrims in overbroad strokes, but it also describes moments of ecstatic revelation in startlingly immediate language.
Disaffected youth is its focus: bored and alienated, teens can drift into petty crime and violence out of a desire to feel something, anything... but give that energy a positive outlet and wonderful results may blossom.
The hole, had it been bored to its full, 87km circumference, would have housed a machine called the Superconducting Super Collider (SSC), which would have been the world's biggest particle accelerator.Accelerators use electric and magnetic fields to whip electrically charged sub-atomic particles (electrons, protons and their antimatter equivalents) up to speeds near that of light.
If it gets bored, put it back in its home and try again later.
RAPTORS 103, JAZZ 95: Vince Carter and Toronto took advantage of the visiting Utah Jazz, which looked bored, its coach said.
Engaged in a love-hate relationship with Jamaica and its people, these bored, wealthy foreigners drink to excess and cultivate small feuds.
He would have spent hours in the nearby Body Shop, inquiring about the provenance of its salves, lecturing bored clerks on what marvels the ancient Romans had achieved with fennel.
It seemed destined to rattle around an obscure corner of Instagram until its owner got bored of scouring Yahoo Images for dead sheep.
Never forget about your hamster, play with it everyday and give it lots of love or else it will start to get bored of its life.
