Sentence examples for it's worn out from inspiring English sources

This was either smart (let's make sure it all works!) or dumb (what if it's worn out by then?).

"It has taken four months to match everything up," says Smith. "We've had to work out what can't be hired out or recycled because it's worn out".

It's worn out in places, and I darn it very carefully every couple of months, the only thing I actually take time to darn, especially since Dad died a little while ago and he and I had made a special trip to buy it, 34 years ago.

It's worn out and slowed to a crawl.

"I think just looking at the bottom of the shoe, you can see where it's worn out and that will give you an idea that it's time for new shoes," Goldstein said.

Change the mattress if it's worn out or if it leaves you feeling sore in the morning.

By the time the Judiciary Committee turned its attention to Justice Scalia's nomination, it was worn out, and the full Senate voted 98 to 0 in favor of confirmation.

(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).

Its retirement now does not mean it is worn out or obsolete, only that it is no longer the chosen vehicle for spaceflight.

As a narrative technique, it was worn out in the cinema before Fritz Lang and Hitchcock.

"We have begun to think of our bodies as something like an accessory that can be modified when necessary, discarded when it is worn out, and upgraded when required, a leathery sack to transport us from one medical specialist to the next," Kuczynski writes; and the analogy is apt, if not entirely coherent.