Sentence examples for may get boring from inspiring English sources
You could also play games on your cell, but basic cellphones aren't made for gaming so the games may get boring pretty fast, however sometimes they can keep you satisfied for a surprisingly long time.
However, toy rewards take up more time, can get the puppy too excited and rough, and may get boring after a while.
Make sure you know of several different things you can do to pass time during the lesson, as some methods may get boring after a while.
It may get boring for your partner if you just stay there moving your hips in the same position, so get lower, move your arms [but not too much] turn around.
Have lots of fun, watching movies is great, but make sure that you have some non-movie activities as well as movies - all night may get boring!!! Make a mini scrapbook for everyone with pictures from the party and decorate it with stuff that matches their personality.
"We will have so much winning if I get elected, that you may get bored with winning".
Can No Man's Sky be worth £45 when it has no point to it; when you may get bored after 12 hours?
There is a curiously temporary feel to her books, a sense that her plots and people hang on the whim of a raffish creator who may get bored with them just as a reader is experiencing maximum involvement.
Dix, who participated in the suffrage movement, encouraged women to work outside of the home and urged couples not to "degrade marriage into a kind of vaudeville show, where the wife is doing a continuous performance, and the husband is an audience of one, who may get bored at any moment and get up and leave".
For the casual gamer this is going to be fun for a bit, but you may get bored with it.
