Sentence examples for overly used from inspiring English sources
For us, this means damaged or overly used clothing on Threadflip, but also includes crummy apartments on Airbnb — or even a clunky checkout flow on a website.
Although chili-garlic dipping sauce had heat and zing, it couldn't disguise the taste of overly used frying oil for the calamari.
"Not to use an overly used term, but the show took on a viral nature," Mr. Smith said, "Someone told another person, and someone told another person".
For consumers, who have seen the real costs of motoring fall for more than two decades, this will reverse a trend they have become overly used to.It will be easy to feel sorry for the world's carmakers in 2011.
Reports suggest the two factions that have combined at the state legislature in the city of Lincoln, have come to their beliefs for different reasons; Democrats believe the death penalty is unfair and is overly used against minorities, while Republicans say it has become an inefficient government programme, bound up with red tape.
It allowed countless mobile phone users the ability to annoy fellow co-workers, movie patrons and just about anyone else that was around when the overly used Mozart tune, theme from Rocky or other simple musical cue would suddenly start to alert an incoming call.
"So that we just get the impression that we're looking down on these situations and what has happened but do it in a quite subtle way instead of to overly use his voice".
Do not overly use hand warmers.
Music can help as long as you don't overly use it as an alternative too often.
He added, "I've always felt like the war on drugs was overly criminalized and used overly harsh penalties, but I never really spent enough time in the African-American community to know how devastating it is to their community".
Valuation methodologies are not standardised and tend to be overly conservative, using historic cost rather than current market value; and values are rarely reduced when they should be, and are easily manipulated by general partners.
