Sentence examples for becoming overworked from inspiring English sources
"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.
By the time Jazz Carlin collected the country's third gold of the Games, winning 800m freestyle in the pool on Monday, the nation's flag-wavers were becoming overworked.
In response to a question about his busy schedule, the pope admitted that he has to be more careful about not becoming overworked.
The product took off when it was rebranded for athletes, under the name BodyQuick, and as sales increased Ferriss found himself becoming stressed and overworked.
BUT WHICH CAME first -- Allen's filmmaking becoming tired and overworked or his fall-from-grace meltdown with partner Mia Farrow?
Mitchell's chest muscles were becoming sore from overwork.
The biggest obstacle keeping our desperately needed redefinition of success from becoming more widespread is the misguided belief that overwork is the route to high performance and great results.
Prosecutors are overworked.
"We were overworked, underslept.
