Sentence examples for kind of stale from inspiring English sources

"Things were getting kind of stale," he admits.

And the place had a kind of stale beer smell going through it.

"The league got kind of stale the way they recycle head coaches," Farrior said.

But people got caught up in production furniture, and this idea of making it yourself kind of got lost and kind of stale".

This group, sometimes called la bande de Picasso, was famous for its seething dislike of the kind of stale museum art that the Louvre represented.

So, for anyone who has the stomach to keep returning to Albany, the idea finally dawns that New York's state capital is some kind of stale legislative biosphere.

It really leads to a kind of static, stale, everything-on-the-grid sound.

Or: have you ever just smelled sort of stale water?

There is a pungent smell, the kind engendered by years of stale popcorn and no windows.

But this kind of motivation can become stale quickly with more experienced players, said Bob Stevenson, one of the creators of the game Giants, a traditional action shooter that uses unconventional humor as a payoff system.

I watch the female porn stars glide over the red carpet, which looks kind of paltry in this stale conference room.