Sentence examples for years boring from inspiring English sources

Two of the machines recently completed new shafts for the Los Angeles light rail system; another will spend the next few years boring an enormous tunnel around Moscow, with room for a four-lane highway above and a subway below.

I've also spent the last 14 years boring anyone unlucky enough to stand nearby about the brilliance of its director Nicolas Winding Refn, and I'll tell you now that's been a lonely way to live.

Ms. Zenovich, a documentarian, has now spent five years boring into the legal case against Mr. Polanski; he was detained in Switzerland in 2009 and almost extradited to the United States after Ms. Zenovich's earlier documentary "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired," brought new attention to his case.

She spent two years boring through her underbelly to find out she is limitless.

Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie is the kind of Republican who has won races in the state for years: boring but safe.

From his early teenage years, bored with mashing his chums, Hammy progressed to challenging the guests.

There he remained for almost twenty years, bored out of his mind.

He could sell the shop — business was steady, but he'd been bored with it for years, bored with being in charge.

Then, as you listen some more, you hear a Scottish accent, in particular the "R"s in "archives," "of course," "Portman Square," "years," "bores"—all pronounced with a soft rhotic trill.

You'll either immediately pre-order this book and spend the next year boring the shit out of your friends until they ditch you, or you'll write it off as yet another sideshow from the world's most exploited idiot savant.

What fascinated one year bored the next, and printers were attuned to the tastes of the times: one kind of homicide might generate two dozen pamphlets, while another merited none.