Sentence examples for long bored from inspiring English sources
To endure a long, bored wait through an anti-piracy advert on a (did I mention the price? £19.99) DVD, you have to have specifically done nothing wrong at all.
Veteran data analysts tell of friends who were long bored by discussions of their work but now are suddenly curious.
We Londoners have long bored for Britain about bricks and mortar, but our preoccupation now reflects a state of emergency – a crisis enveloping more and more of the city's people and changing its neighbourhoods for the worse.
As long as bored motorists want subscription free local information and entertainment while they are stuck in traffic, terrestrial radio will be there to play the leading role.
If the game is too long, everyone gets bored," added Krul.
"If you stay in one style too long, people get bored," the band's drummer, Marlon Conradus, told me before taking the stage.
They seemed less like a mother and son than an old married couple who had long ago grown bored with each other.
At Reach, unlike many other schools, lunch is served at the table – meaning there are no long queues of bored and hungry children clutching trays.
Like so many boutiques in New York now, this one traffics in a curio sensibility that worships at the church of the pastoral, the foreign, the hand-done, as if the city had long ago grown bored with itself.
She realizes that Charles has long since become bored with his old flame, and that without Grace there to provide encouragement, this will be the last letter and the last meeting.
Third, and rather less obviously, the formal parties of the left – Labour, Lib Dems and Greens – have long since become bored by economics, forgetting that any winning platform must include a challenging recipe for creating prosperity.
