bores in a sentence

• I think after a while it became rather boring for him.
• The questions they fielded were boring, predictable and even silly.
• Besides, it would be boring to shoot 67 every day.
• I was trained by the best at sounding nasal and boring.
• It's a bit boring, but people feel safe.
• Cynicism is boring a hole in the heart of this country,
• Otherwise, it's a pretty boring ride ."
• "It's becoming a boring league ."
• In one commercial, a bored employee of the fictional Voila!
• But boring, he added, isn't necessarily bad.
• It's difficult to see bores in a sentence .
• Don't look away, chew gum or look bored.
• But fortunately, many jazz artists are accessible without being boring.
• What's more boring than memorizing a list of words?
• Love him or hate him, Gingrich isn't boring.
• AGES 11 and up Some will be pleased, others bored.
• Still, Davis'synthesis into the Arizona program bore watching.
• You can glimpse at bored salesfolk selling camouflage-hued thermoses.
• Those presidents risked censure, bore criticism, took scathing abuse.
• In his memoirs, Admiral Leahy bore down on this point.
• It gets boring being so nice at this time of year.