Sentence examples for be exhausted from a from inspiring English sources

Stephens withdrew from Eastbourne and so is without any match preparation on grass, but conversely Hampton may be exhausted from a long stretch, which started in the qualifying draw.

I was exhausted from a journey I only half knew I was on.

I was exhausted from a string of predawn baby wake-ups, stressed from a series of September deadlines, and dining solo.

It was nearly ten hours since I'd heard him speak at the C.F.R., and he was exhausted from a day of interviews and speeches but waiting up for a call from the French President.

The girls are exhausted from a "meet and greet" with hundreds of fans, and one of the show's managers is assuring them their schedule will soon calm down.

For a positive confrontation, Ms. Pachter offers: "Explain your problem -- 'I'm exhausted from a long day of work' -- and assert yourself softly by asking her to help: 'Could you please lower your voice?"' Use the same approach when pointy shoes poke your back, kids bounce or drool on you and newspaper readers spread the op-ed page onto your lap.

Greenwich Mean Time, when you're exhausted from a red-eye flight and rushing to get to a breakfast meeting.

As I recall, however, Will was full of energy and good humor while I was exhausted from a day's editing and crying in my beer.

There was frost on our eyelashes and we were exhausted from a lack of sleep.

Sources close to the rapper told People he was exhausted from a "spiritual crisis".

Don't sleep in your makeup, even if you're exhausted from a late night party.