In eternity's classrooms, The angels sit like bored children With their heads bowed.
The three Rhinemaidens look like bored onetime vamps with long, curly locks wearing skimpy summer outfits.
They stand around on individual floating platforms like bored, middle-aged sunseekers waiting to do pool aerobics.
That's all they seem to do: take out their anger on local architecture, like bored teens.
With mannequins posed like bored socialites (one, apparently overcome with ennui, was draped over a coffee table), the store felt a lot like a Parisian hotel.
He was in a crowd that hung out in a parking lot behind the school, sprawling over the cement steps like bored cats on a sofa.
He was part of an edgy crowd that hung out in a parking lot behind the school, sprawling over the cement steps like bored cats on a sofa.
A special of tuna came fresh and nicely seared, but with a gummy risotto in which asparagus and peas sat like bored guests.
The four-strong cast rushed back on with frankly indecent haste to take a second bow before the sporadic clapping died like bored spit on a tepid griddle.
Their classmates paid almost no attention and, like bored employees stuck in a late-day board meeting, looked at their own computer screens instead.
