Sentence examples for * overworked in from inspiring English sources

He sounds overworked in his attempt to fix the franchise.

You say people should be "overworked in a good way," meaning they have an abundance of interesting things to do.

Some players complained that they were overworked in minicamp, but that did not displease the co-owner Wellington Mara.

But Fox, with his bullpen overworked in the Chapel Hill regional, turned to Emanuel to protect a 6-2 lead in the eighth against Florida Atlantic.

"Wild Terrain," by Adam Kraar, about an older couple confronting memory loss, is nicely conceived, but the subject matter is becoming overworked in our aging-boomer times.

Workaholics often claim that they are working so hard for the good of their family and they complain about being overworked in order to elicit admiration.

You hear a lot of people talk about how the land is being overworked but in my experience it is in better condition than it has ever been.

But Hopkins was not happy in Ireland; he found the environment uncongenial, and he was overworked and in poor health.

Mandelstam's amiable streetcars are overworked and in terrible shape: "Rattling and clattering over joints on the track / Gave Click a shattering platform-ache".

The understanding that the food was not the thing from which all else came but the thing to which all else led was shared by all the harried and overworked cooks in the jeu.

Mandelstam's amiable streetcars are overworked and in terrible shape: "Rattling and clattering over joints on the track / Gave Click a shattering platform-ache". The illustrations, by Boris Ender, show the streetcars floating in a sea of undifferentiated blue, as if, for all its zeal, the machines' brave new urban world constantly threatens to melt into thin air.