If by any chance you get bored and fancy a change of scene, there's nowhere like the Park Bar within easy reach. |
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Several people just grew bored and ran off to the recreation room, the library, the kitchen, and back to their own dorms. |
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The trio of bored guards lounging around outside my door had kittens when I appeared. |
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When, inevitably, I did get stopped by a security guard, she just seemed a bit bored and fancied a chat. |
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At least, I don't imagine he's been sitting at home, bored out of his tree this whole time. |
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The horses were real thoroughbreds and the way they moved was a pleasure to watch, whereas the bicycle races had bored me to death. |
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He had been bored so he thought on going to visit Carla and Kaze for the weekend. |
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The foreign policy wonk was either bored or uncertain whether Lieberman knew what he was talking about. |
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Our system provides a nicer environment for the hogs than a confinement barn, where pigs just eat, drink, sleep and get bored. |
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Back in the pub, a knot of Scots to the side of the big screen became as bored as the English fans with a less-than-exciting match. |
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Imagine feeling a little bored while you're sketching a gnarled old boot in your art class. |
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It is part of a drive to dispel a growing myth that work experience is only for those pupils who are bored with the academic curriculum. |
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He thought he was a yaffler. He supposed he liked him all right, but his endless opinions on everything bored him. |
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Lilith had grown bored quickly as she had watched the pair shop for clothes on Fifth Avenue, then go to Times Square and catch a new release. |
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You could eat the chicken stew every day for a week and not get bored, and the Lao tomato sauce makes Mexican salsa seem insipid by comparison. |
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There's good food in the larder, and in the fridge, and we have a movie to watch if we get bored. |
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If you get bored watching Connery drive his Aston Martin to a romantic rendezvous for some witty repartee, the movie will likely bore you. |
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Proof I suppose that one of the advantages of being a feminist is that, by also being stupid, you never get bored of repeating yourself. |
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Most contemporaries cannot identify with the pious monk and virtuoso repenter who bored his superior with six-hour monologues about his sin. |
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I was bored with photographing co-operative green turtles, so I turned to barracuda, batfish, groupers and a lone zebra lionfish. |
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The Instructor was tanned, bored, had bandy legs, roamed around saying nothing and then wrote his name in big letters on the board. |
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Now I know just about everyone in the world is a fan of this film, but I was terminally bored by it. |
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The bai doesn't want that sequinned spaghetti you're bored of, or the barely used baby cot. |
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If you're bored with Hollywood blockbusters and want a change from feel-good schmaltz, then I'd recommend this twisted family fairy tale. |
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However, this could be minimized if every tunnel is bored with a road header with extremely strong drill bits. |
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We go back and forth like this until one of us gets bored or offended by what the other said. |
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Now there's a modern spin on an old idea that makes better sense than sending bored officers plodding along mostly quiet streets. |
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Or it could turn out that you get bored with the movie and wind up making out on the couch. |
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For in home entertainment there is cable or satellite television ensuring there is no need to be bored on those evenings you stay in. |
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The same bored target market that reduced irony to a one-liner gave the movie 'cultural icon' status. |
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The recent responses from Libertines fans have made me a little bored and aweary. |
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Is it because I'm just bored of nursery rhymes and these have easily remembered lyrics? |
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They were walking until they got so bored they decided to start a game of tag. |
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At one checkpoint we were half-heartedly questioned by a bored youth of about 15 who played idly with the safety catch on his Kalashnikov. |
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He was not particularly intelligent, had a short attention span, and was easily bored. |
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Inside, the guards were no longer lounging about with a bored air but stood at attention next to the body. |
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The cynical, bored and disinterested looks on the faces of the athletes should have sent a big message. |
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For much of tonight's show she looks bored, unhappy and uncomfortable when singing. |
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Those who had the privilege to know him and break bread with him never felt bored or lonely. |
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No wonder they're commentating on Grand Prix, they've bored their only friends to death. |
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Like the Maytag repairman, the unit armorer must have been one bored fellow. |
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While you experience a smoother flow of energy under the sign of Virgo, you sometimes feel bored by the lack of tension. |
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I'd say a lot of them are totally bored and let their minds wander to the dinner, the match or Mrs Nolan's rig-out. |
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They too either were smooth bored or rifled and had a range up to a 1,000 yds. |
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I was bored so it made sense that Stevie was climbing the walls, even though he'd had a lot longer to get used to being without school or people. |
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Frankly, if it means being bored to death by a whining old former talent at a rally, I'd give it a miss. |
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If they grow jaded, grow bored, or simply prefer sentiment and nostalgia to active participation, the last avenue of escape is closed. |
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My boss, Bridget, started the company 14 years ago as she was tired and bored of being corporate. |
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I began to sneak out of the room, because not only was I in a VERY awkward position, but also I really was getting tired and mildly bored. |
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You might be bored stupid and your boss may be a complete cretin, but at least your office is dry. |
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Norma was an actress and had worked with The Old Vic, but, bored with walk-on parts, she was trying to get a foothold elsewhere. |
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Verona, our daughter, had completed the bicycling clown in her colouring book and was bored. |
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In another image, two bored children gaze at the camera, the older one giving the camera a wan smile. |
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You can be bored, scared, hypercritical, injured by a mascara wand or half-asleep, and nobody will be any the wiser. |
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Most youngsters abuse drugs and alcohol because they are bored or for kicks and don't realise it until they are addicted. |
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Its Sunday so I have no qualms about posting a slow boring post, if you're reading this today then you're probably bored too. |
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And then, sometimes I was just restless and bored, though the film was consistently watchable. |
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It sure was easy to make, but took a little long time to bake, especially when we had tired and bored children. |
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We studiously avoided that tone of spoiled and bored querulousness for which colonials were infamous. |
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He made a convincing transition from bored prince to a man in love, awakening his princess with an achingly tender kiss. |
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Every morning in Times Square at around 11.30 am GMT, an incredibly bored looking cleaner sweeps the streets. |
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Hedda, for her part, realises she may have made a mistake by marrying a weakling like George, but is too bored to care. |
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There are beautiful teens with bored expressions, belied by their enthusiastic jive. |
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When we got bored of that, we'd sit back down and shout at each other over the line. |
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Suddenly looking very, very bored, her dad leaned his elbow on the table and rested the side of his head in his hand. |
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I teased him that he was like the pool guy in the movies, who goes around servicing all the bored housewives. |
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It made a thud and latched into place, and she let out a bored, tired sigh. |
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We amused ourselves by making fun of the weirdos around us, eavesdropping on the strangest conversations, and generally being random and bored. |
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A large man in a white apron stood polishing a glass, a bored, tired look on his face. |
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There's nothing to indicate he's lost stride or that he's tired or bored of his schtick. |
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The singer has confessed he got fat after getting bored with bedding lots of different women. |
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They men weren't bored, as they'd expected, and were usually the heartiest laughers. |
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In a masterstroke of casting, He plays Vanya as a bored and disappointed man who entertains himself by playing the Glasgow wind-up merchant. |
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I hadn't cut the holes, they had just kind of ripped themselves because my long thumbnails would dig into the when I was bored. |
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As he filled in a registration form, I looked around and felt bored, as an urge to go kayaking again washed over me. |
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The horsemen looking on with the keen anticipation of those about to be mightily entertained paid me the compliment of rapidly becoming bored. |
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They bored into mine and read my fears even before I had the courage to think them. |
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I get a cop who sounds like an old bored man who'd really rather be at the bingo parlor. |
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He knew how bored she had been and wanted to try to accommodate her, but within reason. |
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The guards looked rather bored as they sifted aimlessly through the straw at the edges of the cart. |
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Just so you don't get bored while I'm gone, I've got a few requests for you to carry out while you're holding the fort. |
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What does appal me is when overfed and bored domestic cats torture and kill birds for pleasure. |
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Is it just us that gets utterly bored with Wimbledon by mid-way through the second week? |
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However, as I have no stamina for non-narrative documentaries, by about two thirds of the way through I was bored and wishing it'd finish. |
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Soon he became bored, watching the to and fro of this tireless woman. |
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Lordy, Lordy, look who was so extremely bored that the story got updated. |
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Then add in all bored people, as well as people whose job it is to report on celebrities. |
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So we strung him along, waiting for him to rumble us or get bored. |
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I bedded down for this debate, Scotch in hand, expecting to be bored five ways to rigor mortis. |
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I was bored, but I grabbed a red Solo cup, filled it with beer, and stayed with my group, chatting with the brothers about Jim. |
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They were also bored, with most their friends living in Santa Monica, where the Colony kids had to be bused to schools. |
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But instead of settling down in a nice semi-detached with Mrs Che, he got bored with the office job, and went jaunting around South America with his biggest gun. |
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When we were bored, I would take my gang along to dad's shop, play with his vast selection of nails and knives and generally bother him until he sent us packing. |
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It's a pose that should not be taken seriously, nothing more than addlebrained adolescents playing naughty dress-up, bored children looking for attention. |
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I became bored so I turned up Amy's car stereo to full whack. |
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You quickly become bored by and contemptuous of everyone, up to the president himself. |
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I quite like the thought of it being written in a staff room by bored and bearded school teachers, puffing on pipes and whiling away dreary lunch breaks. |
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Contrary to the impression given, behind the scenes it was not just non-Test team players who got bored and whinged endlessly, but virtually all the players. |
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Every time he comes back to our London flat he hardly recognises the place, because I've got bored and moved all the furniture and changed the place. |
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They like to mind their own business and will only bother you when they're bored or at election time when they'll hover around the refrigerator clawing at your legs. |
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Be prepared to be bored out of your tree for three whole hours. |
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They get bored out of their tree and they have nowhere to go. |
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The link between the daily traffic jams outside schools and the bored, fat teenagers in the people carriers seemed to escape the members of the obesity taskforce. |
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Somehow, it reminds me of when I was a kid, sitting in church, bored, staring at the pine wood ceiling, counting or looking for patterns in the knotholes. |
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Four years into early retirement, however, the Hamers got bored, so they opened up a small marina. |
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After a while they get bored of that and realise the dog has zonked out. |
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Some of them no doubt wonder whether we are the sort of parents who drag their children from one important cultural event to another, no matter how bored they are. |
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Those bored by exposition who like action and dialogue written in the present tense will eat these up. |
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The adults must be prevented from getting bored, depressed and apathetic. |
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Maybe just the act of posting a novel in a forum where bored Babus can read it and slam it will be enough to awaken the sleeping literary lion in aspiring novelists. |
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Some of the prose seems, dare I say it, listless, almost bored. |
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For cooling the building during warm weather, naturally chilled groundwater is brought up from the aquifer through holes bored through 410 feet of London clay. |
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His friends are all on vacation, leaving him bored and lonesome. |
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She came to him, literally in a daydream, when he was bored, frustrated and uninspired, working at his father's coffee machine repair shop in Venice. |
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A smile touched his lips as he recalled how bored and frustrated he was with her drapery samples, carpet swatches, and catalogs of furniture and linens. |
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Ultimately it was this restless search for new lines of axe exploration that led to his becoming bored very quickly with each project he was involved in. |
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He was slithering downward, bored, lonely, erratic, sending out thousands of text messages. |
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If you're a bored alpine skier, instead of telemarking try new terrain, change your style, or explore lift accessed backcountry runs near your ski area. |
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Jas got bored and began banging his heels against the chair legs. |
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To give a more vivid demonstration of the accuracy of his painting, he bored a small hole in the panel with the baptistery painting at the vanishing point. |
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A terminally bored family throws itself at the mercy of a slick parasite, Leo, who is making love to both mother and daughter while fleecing them in the bargain. |
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I wander back to my room, still bored and now a bit thirsty. |
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Personally, I usually second-screen when I'm bored with the show. |
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Packing a few surprises for bored and tired children can help. |
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Anyway, even the Village is making me tired and bored of Ireland. |
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So, whatever the weather, there is no excuse for bored toddlers or teens. |
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But after only 50 miles of flapping, the bored bird pulled out and swooped on the Haven Allhallows holiday complex at Rochester, Kent. |
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He exercised little control over debate, seemed rather bored, but good humoured throughout. |
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He obstinately made his motion at every meeting, even though no one else ever supported it and everyone else was bored with it. |
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While bronze cannon were already being bored from the solid, the boring of large naval iron cannon was novel. |
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To the extent that being bored can be viewed as an aversive reaction, nonerotica can be considered to have induced a negative affective state. |
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He disliked the college and was bored by the manner in which they taught him Classics. |
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A small pile of eight, near a fire ring, that reminded me of some bored cowboys practicing, or sheep herder rousting a coyote. |
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Not bad for a boy who first took hold of a squash racket because he was bored. |
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We chicks were bored of killing our brain cells in vulgar drinking competitions down Broad Street anyhoo. |
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The most common injury in weaving is pinched fingers from distracted or bored workers, though this is not the only such injury found. |
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The child narrator of this picture book, and Ruffy, a toy dog, are bored at home one day, so they decide to go travelling. |
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Soon Mari and Takahashi are in pursuit of the villain, a bored salaryman named Shirakawa. |
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If your horse is anxious, bored, attention seeking, fussy or scared, Bach flower remedies can help. |
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First the line was marked over the ridge and a series of vertical shafts were bored. |
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If you both sashay past her and not react to her silliness, she'll get bored and go away. |
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We LPBs are truly bored with wall humping High Ping Whiners. I would like nothing more than to have someone who can kill me. |
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There were two, or perhaps three, flabbinesses of style which amazed me. Am I right in thinking you were a shade bored over the last chapters? |
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The British taipans stood in one sodden circle with their womenfolk, like bored officers at a garrison get-together. |
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At one moment in the movie we hear him say that he had lost faith in the Manichaeans, as if he had simply become bored with them. |
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Millionaire Mariah has confessed she's bored with city slicker types after her failed marriage to businessman Tommy Mottola. |
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They are the American dream torn asunder, like clean fresh laundry left drying on the clothesline, switchbladed by bored boys of summer. |
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A strange game at the table involves oranges and kitchen implements flying as one or two bored housemates read or slide fetally under the table. |
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There is also evidence that the complex housed a pipe boring machine, whereby straight elm trees were bored out for pump dales. |
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My children can act like little hellions when they're bored. |
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Many patrons were probably getting bored with some of Olive Garden's other appetizers, like Fried Zucchini, Fried Mozzarella, and Calamari. |
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Some midlifers are bored and willingly accept their perceived expiration dates, while others demonstrate the passion and energy of Mrs. |
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I became bored while waiting in the airport so I watched a little cellevision. |
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Waugh began at Heatherley's in late September 1924, but became bored with the routine and quickly abandoned his course. |
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You can't seem bored when you're at a job interview. If you are bored, hide it! |
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Any reopening would require compulsory purchase and demolition of property or tunnels bored. |
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The kids sat there messing around with leaves and blades of grass because they were bored. |
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During the trip, Dodgson told the girls a story that featured a bored little girl named Alice who goes looking for an adventure. |
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However, Starr left after only ten days, likening it to Butlins, and McCartney eventually grew bored and departed a month later. |
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And, of course, many a Viking child would be conceived in the bed furs by Viking men and women who were bored and lustsome. |
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So, particularly in heavy, slow-moving traffic, what can bored drivers do if they want to fill the talkless, textless void? |
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The tunnel under Gateshead, was bored through sandstone and excavated coal seams. |
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The tunnels under Newcastle were mechanically bored through boulder clay and lined with cast iron or concrete segments. |
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Sure, you may be a whiz at spag bol, but aren't you a bit bored with the same old same old? |
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I sat in my chair, bored out of my mind... I wondered if I could bring out my Beyblade. |
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The Channel Tunnel bored beneath the English Channel, now links the UK with France. |
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The work doesn't challenge him anymore, and he's often bored. |
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Perhaps, as Valerie Jarrett has suggested, he is simply too easily bored to invest his greatness in such mundanity. |
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Repetition had staled even this most grisly of entertainments, and audiences grew bored. |
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Douglas has wanted to tend goal since he saw his first hockey game on television as a bored child confined indoors with strep throat. |
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He told me that he felt bored spending his life with a normal family and is now happier with these women, night clubs and alcohol. |
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Wooden sticks were strapped to iron pipes with one end blocked and a touch hole bored so as to ignite the crude gunpowder mixture. |
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The other day when I was bored I browsed the archive of The Onion and had another chuckle at this dandy. |
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He despised his time there, being bullied, bored, and homesick. |
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I was bored to tears after forty minutes stuck in that elevator. |
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In addition to leaving rabbits feeling bored and unloved, caging them in the back yard can also doom them to short lives of ill health, Johnson said. |
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Surveying undertaken in the 20 years before construction confirmed earlier speculations that a tunnel could be bored through a chalk marl stratum. |
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And with powder snowcat skiing, where snowmobiles instead of ski lifts take you to the best snow, available nearby at Buffalo Pass, there's no risk of getting bored. |
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If I wasn't so bored out of my mind, I would have ixnayed that idea. |
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The tour guide walked backwards while droning on to the bored seniors. |
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This was the world's first tunnel to be bored under a metropolis. |
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The undemandingness of the course left the students bored and restless. |
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The lengthiness of his talk bored most of his audience nearly to sleep. |
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Sometimes when I'm bored to a frazzle, I sit at her feet and watch that dumb hillbilly program, rubbing lotion on her smooth legs and bunioned feet. |
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The fish eventually got bored and dived under Junior's keepnet. |
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I've been a caravanner for many years and I've never got bored of it. |
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But he made no whimper. Nor did he wince or cringe to the blows. He bored straight in, striving, without avoiding a blow, to beat and meet the blow with his teeth. |
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Struggling to compete with the volume of sound generated by screaming fans, the band had grown increasingly bored with the routine of performing live. |
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He could only hope that taffy blonde with the vanilla ice-cream hide and chocolate eyes was as bored and fidgetsome back in that private compartment. |
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He stayed close to the theatre producer, who he married two years ago, while their dog Dolly trotted ahead looking a bit bored with all their smooching. |
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