Sentence examples for well bored from inspiring English sources

Rumours reach me that people are just a bit, well, bored of Britain's celebrated sculptor Antony Gormley, who is just opening yet another new exhibition at White Cube in south London.

When we meet in October, I ask if he is thinking of leaving The Daily Show because he seems increasingly, well, bored, making frequent references to the fact he's been doing the show "for 75, 80, 1,000 years".

Today's MacBook Pro refresh left a lot of us feeling, well, bored.

So wow-worthy that today's well-heeled have been there time and again and become, well, bored with them.

Or manufacturing your own iPhone #SimplyNigella Well bored of Nigella's breakfast recipes.

Sample was loaded in the well bored on the plates and the plates were then incubated at 37°C.

The generally enthusiastic opening night crowd at Fantastic Fest seemed, well, pretty bored with Tom Six's latest homage to the human rectum.

It's one thing to tout your game as having a living, breathing world, but if the world, outside of the players themselves, is static the same thing happens every single day players may well become bored.

Of course, they will also be mindful of the fact that Pence has a real chance of actually becoming president -- not only because Trump would be the oldest first term president ever, but also because he might well become bored or frustrated with the presidency and resign.

Wells are bored and pathways are created inside hot rocks, into which cold water is injected.

I have, however, managed to come up with a little distinction worth preserving: compare "bored with Tunbridge Wells" (a person who finds Tunbridge Wells boring) with "bored of Tunbridge Wells" (a bored person who happens to live there, perhaps a neighbour of "disgusted of Tunbridge Wells").