Sentence examples for be worn out for from inspiring English sources

The yeti thing was a true engineering feat but of course could never be worn out for Halloween.

Chosen correctly they can flatter any body type and be worn out for any occasion.

If the battery is worn out, for example, and you are willing to pay for a replacing of your battery, jailbreaking it or just doing random stuff to it won't help.

Like all Sikh boys, he wore a patka, a head covering for his uncut hair that's worn out of respect for his gurus.

Larsen was worn out from three years of begging for capital and barely making payroll.

And don't practice much on the day of the gig, you don't want to be worn out when it's time for the real deal.

After one gig your throat is worn out for two weeks anyway, and you can't not sing for two weeks, because it's your job to sing.

By 1759, the "year of victories," Horace Walpole, man of letters and son of Sir Robert Walpole, wrote with reluctant admiration, "Our bells are worn out threadbare with ringing for Victories".

We're all for the broken-in look, but if your pants are worn out, it's probably time for a new pair.

I was exhausted, I was worn out, and it was time for me to rebuild my life".

"My knees are worn out," he said, from praying for a sale.