Sentence examples for of worn from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'of worn' is not correct and cannot be used in written English
To use of in a sentence correctly, it must be followed by a noun. An example sentence would be: "The table had a layer of worn varnish."
"That gloss has kind of worn off.
"That's sort of worn off," he said.
We will also finally be rid of worn prints.
A pair of worn, faded jeans does reflect a history shared by object and owner.
Alongside the photographs, she showed two strips of worn and faded naval gold braid.
Over time, Mr. McBrine said, "The novelty has kind of worn off".
In addition to the slow replacement of worn and aging parts, obsolescence is a growing problem.
Bill Baroni likes to talk about 10,809 doorbells and four pairs of worn-out shoes.
If the adaptive program is used too long, real problems can appear that are a consequence of worn-out regulation.
Every year millions of worn-out tires are removed from America's cars.
