Sentence examples for might get bored from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cunningham was concerned that the children might get bored.
But not too early, because people might get bored and execute you, or they might chase you around, whipping you with their belts for sport.
TSENG -- It's possible that once our company is self-sustaining and consistently profitable, the excitement won't be as great, and I might get bored with it, quite honestly.
"You might get bored of watching Paul Collingwood hit a copybook cover drive but you never tire of Michael Vaughan (early career) doing the same.
/ Hear the engine breathe like a beast: / huff huff huff!" Of course, the risk is that younger readers might get bored by, say, the digression on braking protocol, while older children will find the clang-clang business babyish.
He's coming with me, which is awesome because meeting myself might get boring.
Without some sort of narrative, even a fascinating immersive landscape might get boring pretty fast.
If you have no sense of shame or just want to get drunk without worrying that it might get boring after some time, you're dead right to go on a club crawl.
"Marvel, you're dealing with thousands and thousands of characters [from the comic books] – that will go on forever," he said, refuting suggestions that fans might eventually get bored with superhero movies.
