Sentence examples for more worn from inspiring English sources

But older and more worn out because of me, mainly.

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

Tate looked more aggressive with each round, and Coetzee more worn out.

The older and more worn down it gets, the more valuable it becomes.

It is like a catalog of clichés, each more worn out than the next.

Deep Space 1 may be as unlucky with Borrelly, partly because the spacecraft is more worn now.

"And I'm in contention most of the time, so that adds to maybe being a little bit more worn down".

And won't the lower paths be more treacherous because they're more used and so more worn out?

Yet these elements of her art rub shoulders with more worn-in, personal fare, including rugs, reconfigured furniture and rough, hand-moulded lumps of uncooked clay.

The more worn-out they are, the better.

He and Ms. Rowley have left the car in pretty much the same condition it was in when purchased — slightly more worn-in than worn-out.