Sentence examples for now bored from inspiring English sources

Dedicated hockey fans are now bored to tears of the terms involved - phrases like "centralised programme" that have been trotted out for an entire Olympic cycle or more - but the strategy hammered home over the past four years looks to be paying handsome dividends.

The man too is now bored, and he begins to hate the game that he once loved.

-Machine, now bored, explores spirituality--maybe sitting in on a few Machine-Kabbalah classes--and yearns to be Human.

And because they've survived, they're now bored and they're down in their basement and they decide to make a webcast, a little web series for people out there who have survived.

(If you don't own a home, you're now bored to death. Readers from the landed gentry just got interested).

Britons are less environmentally conscious than they were five years ago, with twice as many people now "bored" by talk of climate change as in 2005.

Some are still very angry, but more are now very bored.

Although you were initially grateful just to have the work, you now feel bored and depressed.

The same intense vulgarity which had never ceased beating the great drum of triviality in her praise and honoring her fondly on the cymbals, this same vulgarity has now become bored with the idolised artist.

In the old days, gay bishops went about their bachelor business discreetly and we are all now so bored with the issue that it is tempting sometimes to feel nostalgia for the era of handsome chaplains and gorgeous morses and taking the ordinands to Le Touquet.

Now extremely bored teenagers iPod owners will be able to go to their local mall and customize an iPod case to their liking.