be bored by something

Many felt themselves and their students bored by the traditional approach.

She bore two children by the boy, who is now 21 years old.

The show is a must for anyone bored by the same old thing.

I had heard and knew which of the great names you now bore by marriage.

Are you bored by the idea of politics in theatre?

She bore him a son and a daughter, bright little things by all accounts.

They seemed accustomed to this sort of work, almost bored by it.

She bore Roger five sons and one daughter by 1135.

It details that the stone can be any rock with a hole bored through the middle by water.

It bore a striking resemblance to the dead man by the window.