Sentence examples similar to mornings worn out from inspiring English sources
He said he always woke up in the mornings exhausted and worn out after the marathon lovemaking sessions in the dreams.
Even in the morning she feels worn out and without energy.
This one would pay tribute to Connecticut's answer to the Foreign Legion, the commuters who work the longest days in New York, disappearing each morning at dawn and returning home worn out and bedraggled long after dark.
Failure made the city look different, tawdry in the light of the morning, its language and pretenses worn out: "I was fed up with superlatives — 'darling,'marvelousus,'gorgeousus,' and 'divine' — and every other cliché of café society life".
Isaiah, worn out after a morning of charming the governor and every other adult he met, was already asleep, stretched out across a lap.
"You do kind of get worn out and depressed every morning that you have to take five or six pills".
But James Grant disagreed, and argued that there was no way for the Americans to retreat, and that the British troops were worn out, and that it would be better for them to attack in the morning after they had rested.
