Sentence examples for has now worn from inspiring English sources

Brown's political camouflage, that it was really Tony Blair who drove defence policies and pushed Britain into adventures in Kosovo, Sierra Leone, Macedonia, Afghanistan and Iraq, has now worn thin.

And after another season of instability it has now worn very thin.

In fact Mata has been the model of good grace - but the slow, resigned trudge past Mourinho after a frustrating 53 minutes at Southampton offered evidence that perhaps the patience has now worn thin.

Both bits of the magic have now worn off: as unemployment mounts, Labour is again far behind the Conservatives in the opinion polls.

I've now worn the suit, perfectly happily, all week, heedless of the toll that London takes on light-coloured material.

"In principal, with some of the bitumen having now worn away, we should be left with a rougher surface, which will allow more energy to be put through the tires, thereby alleviating the aforementioned warm-up issues".

By monitoring pain levels in volunteers who had been given a strong opioid painkiller, they found that telling a volunteer the drug had now worn off was enough for a person's pain to return to the levels it was at before they were given the drug.

You have now worn a hijab!

The novelty has now definitely worn off and the grass on the other side of the fence is a sickly, HD green.

Skatewear has now become streetware, worn by everyone including the HD (Hipster Dad) brigade, who can afford it.

Naturally, having been sent into battle, the diaper bag has now suffered the wear-and-tear of being tossed from car to stroller, from the counter to the ground, from Target cart to grocery basket, and et cetera.