Sentence examples for is worn out from inspiring English sources
And your brain is worn out from all that stimulation.
The phrase "work in progress" is worn out by overuse.
"Coming back to camp, your body is worn out," Reese said.
When he leaves them, he is worn out, and his apparent energy is just a bluff.
Like a car whose engine is worn out, we need to shift down, not swerve to the left or right.
In the longer term, check if your chain is worn out by holding a ruler along its lower length.
Speakers at protest sites across central Bangkok have given the impression Yingluck is worn out and eager to quit.
(Pending improvements in cryogenic technology, a person's body cannot be "discarded when it is worn out" without obviating the need for further visits to medical specialists).
After sex the male is worn out because of his exertions – while the female is exhausted because the male has been virtually strangling her throughout.
Everyone here is worn out.' Another critic suggested that the activities were geared for publicity, 'without figuring the long-term merits of the program.
A half century later, the teen rebel role is worn-out, but when these movies appeared, in the midst of the "quiet" Eisenhower era, the beau ideal was Mickey Rooney, son of the genially authoritarian Judge Hardy.
