Unprepared, and having a numerical disadvantage generally, the Pakistanis made use of their firepower to the fullest, exhausting their ammunition.
Compared to Jerusalem, which was incredible but quite full-on, exhausting emotionally and physically, this is just a lot more fun, a real blast.
When markets work so "efficiently," the people closest to the market always know most, and everyone else fights desperately to know as much a full-time, exhausting, pursuit.
The entire park was full of exhausted people, not unlike that farm way back when, and for two hours it seemed that all of the angry energy might be turned to something good.
Harvard is full of exhausted athletes who are trying to make it through a day full of class without falling asleep.
Beat that, Rihanna, with your plane full of exhausted journalists!
A home straight full of exhausted marathon runners has no significance politically.
A tall order to a room full of exhausted models on the last day of London fashion week, perhaps.
The culmination of two weeks of talks here, capping two years of negotiation, came roughly 24 hours after President Obama swept into a conference center full of exhausted negotiators in the final hours of a deadlocked effort to produce a binding agreement curbing the surging global flow of greenhouse gases.
All Wednesday, the road out of Debaltseve into government-held territory thundered to the sound of retreating armour - tanks and troop carriers full of exhausted, sometimes defiant soldiers.
