Sentence examples for usually bored from inspiring English sources

Then it's done, and I celebrate by having chocolate and coffee, my usual treats, and in about four days, I'm usually bored so I start thinking about my next novel..

Francona is always comfortable at the ballpark, and usually bored away from it.

There have been real rare gems in the past few years, with books that have inspired classes of usually bored teenagers.

"In general, I am usually bored by a whole program of anyone's own material," said Jean Lewis, a hammered dulcimer player who runs the series with Maureen and Al Koehl and Ms. Lewis's husband, Paul.

When friends Eli Byers, Chad Fegley, Amrita Chawla, and Mari Lliguicota fly they're usually bored.

Those who have listened to those repetitions before are usually bored.

PLUMBING is usually boring.

Maybe you prefer a milder variant — European hockey, maybe, or rec-league hockey, both of which are great fun to play, but frankly usually boring to watch.

The grass, or sod, webworm (larva of the snout moth, Crambus) usually bores into the roots, crowns, and stems of grasses, constructing silken webs around the bases and often extensively damaging crops or lawns.

Four minutes in and tears are rolling down my face – AM I IN A CHARLIE CHAPLIN FILM, MUM? Out of a live context, this kind of thing usually bores me to death.

Listening to him speak, Americans chuckled inappropriately, anticipating "laugh lines where there were none"; Mandela's "formality, precision, and seriousness," Finnegan wrote, revealed "just how much we as a nation have come to regard politics as a form — a vulgar, usually boring form — of entertainment".