Sentence examples for easily tired from inspiring English sources

But both sounded dry and easily tired, resulting in clipped phrase endings, forced tone and tight high notes.

We had won the right for Nihal to sit his two-hour exams in four hours over a whole week because he got easily tired.

This idea was supported by Vero Shaw in his 1881 work The Illustrated Book of the Dog, and by Thomas Brown in 1829 who wrote, "He is seldom used for field sports, from his diminutive size, being easily tired, and is too short in the legs to get through swampy ground".

One year later, she remained easily tired, with uncoordinated movements.

Many had problems performing certain athletic sports [ 6], lacking bounce when walking and running, and became more easily tired and exhausted than peers.

Women had significantly higher prevalence than men of several symptoms, such as headache, poor appetite, sleeping badly, easily frightened, having trouble thinking, feeling unhappy, crying more than usual, having thought of ending life, feeling tired all the time, being easily tired, etc.

It might not be for you if… You easily tire of beautifully sung, tasteful pop.

There is so much of it at the Outsider fair that you can easily tire of it.

They are not too demanding with regard to exercise; their inbred stamina means they do not easily tire when exercised, but they also do not need to be worked to exhaustion before they will rest.

Acquire an ideal weight because too much weight can easily tire you and will make it more difficult for you to cope with your asthma.

Val and I did not easily tire of this exercise, although every blueprint had pretty much the same components.