Sentence examples for got a bit tired from inspiring English sources
"I think John just got a bit tired.
I got a bit tired towards the end but the favourites just couldn't get back to me".
"In the second half they got a bit tired and the quality of our outside backs came through, " said David Humphreys, the Gloucester director of rugby.
"He just wanted to hang left at the end and he didn't switch his leads and got a bit tired, but he'll come on plenty for it.
And so it was that a few years ago, the Nelson sisters, and Mr. DiCiaccio and their pal Mr. Dufresne, got a bit tired of crossing Houston Street in search of good food.
When he ran in the Argento Chase at Cheltenham it definitely looked like he'd come to win his race coming to the last and he got a bit tired from there.
Not that I want to keep hammering on about Englishness, that's getting a bit tired.
"I had a great time sharing my memories, but I'm getting a bit tired of performing," Kirchherr said.
But then you get a bit tired of your own voice.
But isn't this municipal-mayhem gambit getting a bit tired?
When the curtain goes up at 2pm and comes down at 10pm, you get a bit tired by the end.
