Sentence examples for in worn out from inspiring English sources

The word had two connotations for Kerouac: 'beat' as in worn out by the conventions and constrictions of straight American society; and beat as in 'beatific' - blessed, holy, transcendent.

They described how they scuffed about in worn out shoes and didn't care.

Kryuchkov, for his part, looked more lived in, more worn out, than I had remembered.

Some of them are no longer in New Orleans, worn out by reporting the story and living it at the same time.

In 2004, worn out by the 24/7 nature of his field, he decided to try something new, so he took a job removing graffiti.

In 1930, worn out with the effort to get his books published and his plays put on, Bulgakov petitioned Stalin to be allowed to emigrate.

I've walked in those worn out shoes.

Indian Canadian writer Rohinton Mistry canceled his U.S. book tour in 2002, worn out, he said, by "the 100percentt frequency of the so-called random checks at the airports".

Try wearing longer shirt tails tucked in or worn out, as they will hide the high waistline of the diaper.

Try wearing longer shirt tails either tucked in or worn out, as they will hide the high waist of a diaper.

Finally, in February 1888, feeling worn out from life in Paris, Vincent left, having painted over 200 paintings during his two years in the city.