Sentence examples for knackered because from inspiring English sources

A greater problem is fatigue: working seafarers tell me they are routinely knackered because there are no longer enough crew on board.

Boaden was quoted in the BBC's in-house magazine Ariel as saying she was aware that some staff felt "knackered and frustrated" because of their workload.

At one stage this season O'Sullivan claimed he nearly crashed his car because he was "knackered".

But it can mess up your studies, because you're knackered.

We're making steps towards sending a team of astronauts to colonise and populate Mars, which is impressive until you realise it's because we've knackered our home planet, the Earth doesn't have a vacant second floor, and it's easier to send humanity offsite than it is to get our heads around solar power and an economy not based on black dinosaur juice.

"You can go to big stadiums, big grand finals, and be absolutely knackered after five minutes purely because the energy within is being drawn out by everything around you. "You really need to be there on the pitch, focused on the game and winning".

Because they were too knackered.

Then you will generally go to bed because you are so knackered.

Also, nobody will blame you if you fail, because it's already knackered, and if it gets better people will think you're brilliant.

He passed it on to John Dawes and by that time I was cursing to myself because I was so knackered".

It was partly because we were all knackered, I was ratty, I was stressed, we put so much work into it, we were picking it apart and saying how horrendous it was.