Sentence examples for more worn out from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

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

Ferry might be more worn out than he looks and need the breaks, but I have no idea, and I'd rather make the charitable guess that these were simply aesthetic choices.

Craig Charles may have toned Lister's slobbiness down for later episodes, but he still couldn't resist eating out of bins, or turning his boxers inside-out to get three weeks' more wear out of them.

Back at the office, "I'd put it on the hanger to see if I could get one more wearing out of it," she said.

Although Sheerly Genius is comparable in price to some of the more expensive pantyhose, Homuth says you'll get way more wears out the Sheerly Genius pantyhose.

And the less help you have, the more frazzled, worn out, desperate and probably crabby you get, and the more burdensome your old parent will feel.

Today Amtrak has 632 usable rail cars, and dozens more are worn out or damaged but could be reconditioned and put into service at a cost of several hundred thousand dollars each.