Sentence examples for exhaustion setting from inspiring English sources

With exhaustion setting in, that was probably a good thing.

"There's some exhaustion setting in," said one lobbyist, who was reluctant to complain publicly about lawmakers and their requests for money.

"Saturday we drove for hours until exhaustion set in.

In the closing stages of the campaign, as exhaustion set in and the workload increased, aides said Mr. Obama spent more time reading than responding to messages.

And exhaustion set in. "People got involved because they thought this was going to be solved in a few years," he observed.

Exhaustion set in about a half-hour after the Yankees eliminated Oakland late Sunday night, after they hosed down each other with Champagne.

For much of his performing life he averaged 300 shows a year and devoted any energy left over after each performance to meet and greet his fans until utter exhaustion set in.

As election exhaustion sets in, and months of grim announcements about cuts, taxes and currencies loom ahead, most of the country is going to do its best to escape all that, one way or another.

BACK at the Lowell Hotel, it was around 11 a.m. on Saturday, and the card play -- having been halted about midnight, when exhaustion set in, and then resumed shortly before 8 -- was in full swing again.

After a flurry of anger and rage, exhaustion set in, inspiring this plaintive display of reason.

The schedule was physically arduous with logistical difficulties, as Melanie Brown commented in her autobiography: "doing the two full-time jobs at the same time took its toll and within a couple on weeks, exhaustion set in".