Sentence examples for burns out from from inspiring English sources

As Oracle's Ellison once said: "Nobody burns out from hard work.

Many girls are burned out from having played the same sports for years.

But like many chefs, he eventually burned out from the stress.

"At first when I was asked to do this I said no — I was all burned out from Eleanor.

She said publicly that she was burned out from basketball, but she knew she was mostly homesick.

She loves meeting people and hearing their stories, and she does not seem burned out from the drone of similar questions, anxieties and attempted bribes.

He decided to take off because he was burned out from the demands of attending design school, working as a waiter and playing semiprofessional volleyball.

By 2009, though, Mr. Muscarella thought he was burned out from the technology business, and in 2011, he helped open Rucola, a Northern Italian restaurant in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.

Mr. Gardner, Mr. Hughes wrote, was "alluding to the fact that after six years he was burned out from 16-hour days.

There were veterans who have been burned out from too many demonstrations and too few results, who decided not to come.

Another supervisor said he was concerned that undercover officers may risk being identified or burned out from working so many six-day weeks.