Sentence examples for becoming worn from inspiring English sources

According to Toyota's own guidance to drivers, the fault is caused by accelerator pedal mechanisms becoming worn.

All the same, she could not walk to and from school without becoming worn out, so she had to take to bed.

Yet her gurus and swamis have "feet of clay", her pale, jaundiced young women becoming "worn away physically and as people, in their personalities".

Habitats critical to the survival of many species are becoming worn around the edges, however, from the Mississippi River delta to Florida's mangroves and the barrier islands of the Carolinas.

However, after becoming worn down by the political nature of his job, and also curious to experience working in the private sector, he eventually decided to make the switch in mid-career and took a job for a private business that managed nursing care homes.

By late March, Nixon's stock speeches to civic groups were becoming worn.

A year later, while anger is greater than ever, there is a sense that Turkey's anti-government protesters many of whom are middle class and from the country's large urban areas are becoming worn-down by consistent police brutality.

Hayes, who had gained more than fifty pounds since becoming tenured, wore bright scarves draped over his suit and silver earrings from Tibet.

Presenting this J-Law critique without comment:  IanCW 13 January 2014 1 22am Look, I'm going to break rank and declare that I'm kinda over Jennifer Lawrence and am finding her goofball 'I'm just a regular ol' klutz me!' schtick to be becoming as wearing as Anne Hathaway's.

In high school classrooms around the county -- but particularly in northern Westchester -- pajamas, especially flannel pajama bottoms, have become the preferred outfit for taking exams, and they are also becoming everyday wear for many high school students.

We see Krapp dimly on the desk's little screen, beyond the whirring celluloid, the image becoming scratched and worn out before our eyes, just like Krapp himself.