Sentence examples for extremely worn from inspiring English sources

Mr. Martin defined extreme conditions as having extremely worn tires, wheels that are out of alignment and driving at high speeds.

Extremely worn strings can be impossible to keep in tune.

Only one more specimen, an extremely worn lower carnassial, is known.

When you finish an exam or a set of exams, you must drink at least 2 liters (0.5 US gal) of water afterward; you will feel extremely worn out and thirsty after an exam, so stick to your fluids before and after an exam and you will feel much better.

The second world war and its effects on those who survived is extremely well-worn territory.

2. The trailers in which new arrivals are to be housed are worn-out and extremely dirty to the point of being un-inhabitable.

At this stage, the precise role of the oxide layer in the mechanism of adhesion of the tribo-film on the worn surface is still extremely difficult to judge from the experiments results.

That's just fine, there are many who don't want curved screens or new designs and the M8/M9 "water-worn pebble" aesthetic is extremely beguiling.

And he said more mistakes were inevitable, "when you are worn-out, when you are extremely stressed, when you have to be extremely vigilant and when you drive [fast] and when you are armed.

Dispersed thick smooth films were formed on the worn surface of all samples at relatively high loads whereas only extremely thin smooth film patches were rarely formed at low loads.

At his least inspired, Jagger can sound like a man who isn't singing so much as rearranging a well-worn series of mannerisms and tics, but here his vocals are extremely powerful and genuinely affecting, as if he's digging deep within himself to find the emotions to fit the material.