Sentence examples for time boring from inspiring English sources

Democratic senators would have better spent time boring in on those questions than tossing her softballs.

John Bonham [drummer] and I had spent a long, long time boring the pants off other musicians in the West Midlands, crowing on about how somewhere around the corner we were going to find what we were looking for.

In a satisfying case of life imitating art, the pair became real-life best friends after meeting on Gavin and Stacey, and, Horne admits, spent much of their time "boring everyone on set" by making up the comic characters that now people their show.

It is hard to enjoy a conversation with someone who is monotone, and most of the time boring.

If you don't have interesting toys or distractions available, your toddler may simply find bath time boring.

And lastly, players typically expect the same scenario, that the other person will be more serious than they so they have that power, which is enjoyable and at the same time boring to them.

I spend huge amounts of time bored out of my skull, and I know it's not just me.

But even the top speed is slow enough that I spent a good deal of my time bored, and the game often slows you down further when you've entered a building or just witnessed something deemed important.

No, it should be cabin fever -- stuck inside all the time, bored with everything, other people on your nerves, no fresh air... because of winter.

Last month, Barrett Brown's legal counsel sent us a letter from their imprisoned client, who was at the time bored out of his mind in jail.

If it were up to some of the magazines and blogs out there, we'd be on the treadmill for hours at a time bored out of our minds.