Sentence examples for gets worn off from inspiring English sources
When the enamel gets worn off, the teeth feel sensitive.
It can get worn off easily, and once it wears away, there will be nothing left to protect your pumpkin from furry menaces.
Sometimes Breyers get the paint worn off on the tip of their ears and tail.
"The premise that convenience means so much that people are willing to put up with so much, like parking lots where they get lost, that's worn off".
I don't like feeling shocked – it's the emotion that can lead to a bit of accidental wee coming out – so this particular emotion only gets 3/10 Once the shock has worn off, I begin to feel bafflement.
Here are some random but real hints: now that's using social lamestream media; the Alibaba effect has worn off; she got Mitt's help to be in the next debate; and they're trying to heal a 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old
The water repellent coating has worn off and you start getting wet from your sweat inside.
Six years on, and the gods have provided us with a cinematic equivalent to the second Cheeky Girls album, or anything Sir Mix-a-Lot put out after "Baby Got Back": any novelty has long worn off, leaving behind a flagrant cashgrab".
"You get a warm, fuzzy light in the pit of your stomach to help you deal with modern life, and YOU get a warm, fuzzy light in the pit of your stomach to deal with modern life, and YOU get a -- oh, look, it's worn off, better eat another Xanax, pillhead!" Rounding out the top five are Lexapro, Ativan, Zoloft, and Prozac.
