Sentence examples for be worn out on from inspiring English sources

The resort looks, which could be worn out on the town as easily as to lunch by pool, were must-haves.

Men: try packing versatile pants, along with a light button-down shirt that can be worn out at night as well as on day trips.

Only if a knee is worn out on all sides of the joint do we use a full knee replacement, though we do not usually replace the patella.

That won't win them popularity with teachers, many of whom are worn out from being on a constant treadmill of new initiatives.

Take a break occasionally to keep from being worn out from being on your feet.

Although the idiom might be worn out, always look on the bright side.

Leaning on the railing of his porch, in the spot where he's worn out the red paint on the floor, Mr. Raia dejectedly conceded that in the end he will probably ask for an increase.

Speaking in his native Spanish, Chapman's voice sounded tired, as if his answer had been worn out, when asked his opinion on when he might start.

Mama came to them because her daughter, her only other child, was worn out and had to go on antidepressants.

Petrick had undergone surgery for a torn labrum in 2005, and his right shoulder was wearing out on him.

But just replacing something that's worn out doesn't make it great on its own.