Sentence examples for being worn out through from inspiring English sources

Once, BlackBerrys were the hottest property in my department, literally being worn out through overuse.

And rather than being worn out by days of shoveling or trudging through nearly seven feet of snow, many people seemed invigorated by the ordeal.

It was interpreted as the back " wearing out" or " being worn out" by age, work or sport.

You'll be worn out from flying through the night and desperate for a safe place to rest and to eat, well, like a bird, which is to say, like a pig.

Halfway through, I was worn out.

If you can feel your fingers pressing through, those shoes are worn out — the cushioning totally compressed or the outer sole worn thin.

Denim that's worn out and looks like it was run through the gravel?

I was worn out".

They are worn out.

Joan Armatrading is worn out.

She is worn out.