Sentence examples for launching boring from inspiring English sources

In this happier world, expresses could speed on, slaying intrusive local wildlife without fear of Shami Chakrabarti launching boring human rights suits.

EA, the kings of launching boring and hard video games that try to cash in on franchises and crappy movies, has finally seen the light.

At that moment, Homer telephones NASA to complain about their "boring space launches," and NASA chiefs realize they have found their man.

Most of my "launches" consisted of a boring welcome post, and not much else.

* Crossrail's sixth and seventh tunnel boring machines will be launched later this year to begin further tunneling work in Plumstead and Pudding Mill Lane.

Normally they'd launch a block of concrete or something, that's boring".

Be warned, promotional events are generally boring, although the aforementioned book launch was surprisingly excellent.

The persistent, underlying snags are more esoteric: budgetary profiles, launch indemnity, capital amortization, and all sorts of boring administrivia.

As the New Yorker's Matt Buchanan pointed out in the title of his March story on the launch of Samsung's Galaxy S4, "phones are boring".

When Leicester launched its rebranding campaign recently on the back of the tag line, "Leicester is boring" it certainly grabbed some attention.

Homer picks the right moment to call the administration to complain about its "boring space launches", and he's been feeling down anyway – he was due to win Employee of the Month, which his union contract guarantees him at least once "regardless of incompetence, gross obesity or rank odor", but the plant gave the prize away to an inanimate carbon rod.