Sentence examples for having worn out from inspiring English sources
Since she was six, Austin has traveled extensively in the Americas and Europe, having worn out twelve pairs of hiking boots in the last eleven years.
For example, one middleman, having worn out his welcome in Taiwan, has moved to China.
Mr. Hernandez, having worn out his previous pair emptying the bungalow, was glad to have the new ones.
In 2010, the fallen American basketball star Stephon Marbury, having worn out his welcome with the New York Knicks and the rest of the N.B.A., took his talents to Taiyuan, a gritty industrial city in China's Shanxi Province.
Perhaps having worn out his welcome, Mr. Assange has left a British supporter's country estate, where he spent more than 300 days under house arrest, and is now in more modest quarters in the south of England.
Having worn out his welcome at several Premier League clubs in England, in the spring of 2011 the Senegalese striker headed north to Scotland where he joined Rangers for the rest of the season, on loan from Blackburn Rovers.
By 2013, two of Kepler's four reaction wheels had worn out, preventing the spacecraft from continuing its original survey.
The unwilling receptionist's patience — already thin — had worn out and the line went dead.
But the scandal this month has worn out his chancellor's patience.
