Sentence examples for getting used up from inspiring English sources
"The easy sites are getting used up".
"They are always talking about the future and in the meantime the vaccine is getting used up," he says.
Vancouver is surrounded by the ocean, mountains and agricultural land, and because of these geographic restrictions around the city, the land is getting used up quickly.
This function describes the action of an enzyme a biological catalyst that speeds up a chemical process without getting used up in the process, which means that it can be reused again and again.
Enzymes change various substances without getting used up themselves, like nature's catalytic converters.
Ash Dancer reminds us that everything dies, everything gets used up, and there are likely good and bad causes and effects for everything: when we die, maybe we'll wind up in a pencil in a few million years.
Others admire the way in which they surprise us even after repeated readings, as if they don't get "used up".
Energy stores get used up and proteins may eventually start to break down.
While gold can get lost or buried, it does not get used up like oil or natural gas.
How much of the stores get used up also has a big effect on fitness when it re-emerges.
