Sentence examples for no longer worn from inspiring English sources

Today's 65-year-olds are no longer worn out after a life of manual toil.

Its proceedings are less archaic than most crown courts: wigs are no longer worn and hearings are routinely broadcast live online.

Lace was no longer worn by men, and during the early part of the century women's fashions did not call for much of it; when the mode changed about 1840, enormous quantities of lace were readily made.

And it affects retirement patterns even in countries like America, where mandatory retirement has generally been outlawed, since the workers tend to take pension benefits as soon as possible many earlier than 65.Today's 65-year-olds are no longer worn out after a life of manual toilYet the idea of retiring at 65 is astonishingly out-of-date.

Most people are no longer worn out at 65.

Just like most mobile apps are forgotten about shortly after download, many wearables are no longer worn after a month or two.

They no longer wore ties.

Mr. Raoufi no longer wears socks.

True, I no longer wear glasses.

On her right hand, Andrews no longer wears any rings.

He no longer wears his boubou out in public.