Sentence examples similar to Tired wind from inspiring English sources
In a startling reversal, the world shaped by humanity — what one character describes as "dirty, tired, imperfect, winding down, at war with itself" — has been contaminated and invaded by purity.
No strangers to West Coast festivals, Calgary duo Smalltown DJs' closing night set was a bass-heavy third wind for tired bodies.
He looked cold and tired, and the wind pushed his hair down into his face.
From the seriously luxurious like Chantecaille's Nano Gold Energizing Eye Cream, to the brilliantly budget Simple Kind to Eyes Soothing Eye Balm that winds down tired eyes.
Like montage sequences from happier times, the front pages of yesterday's free papers fly past tired faces in platform winds; a housing crisis, a doctor's strike, the most adorable little murder.
"What is that song you sing for the dead," he wondered to open in "Death with Dignity," about his late mother, whom he described as a "tired old mare with the wind in her hair".
Richter wound up so tired that the Rangers placed him on injured reserve.
"Tired face, tired face," Carl said to the doctor.
Apart from Christopher Guest's mock documentaries ("This Is Spinal Tap," "A Mighty Wind"), parody of a tired genre probably works best as a sketch.
