Sentence examples for perhaps exhausted from inspiring English sources

She was 48 and had perhaps exhausted her appetite for the strange and the sordid.

Eventually, it became East Detroit, a name that stuck until 1993, when its residents, perhaps exhausted, settled on Eastpointe.

French and Saunders have now officially gone their separate ways; Victoria Wood and Caroline Aherne return only for Christmas specials; and Catherine Tate has perhaps exhausted her current repertoire of memorable characters.

Perhaps exhausted by all the one-man tragedies he had been enduring, Aeschylus decided it was time for some innovation and added a second actor to the mix in 471 B.C. (There was also the chorus of course).

Perhaps exhausted from her physical and emotional win over Cibulkova, Falconi managed just one game in her 6-0, 6-1 loss, a defeat that lasted only 52 minutes.

By the early 70s, some rural communist cadres – perhaps exhausted by the caprices of central party directives – allowed local farmers to distance themselves from the tyrannies of central socialist planning.

The Dominique Strauss-Kahn case has inspired exhaustive and perhaps exhausting public venting.

Perhaps distracted, possibly exhausted, the Diego Forlán of a summer ago seemed to be just a memory.

Some observers, who are perhaps themselves exhausted, have begun to wonder whether the spectacle of Egypt's protests might now start to fade away.

Perhaps the exhausted young counselor who escapes to her car for a few minutes of sanity is easier to relate to.

While Boston began mentally preparing itself for the inevitability of having to win in overtime, Chicago, perhaps already exhausted by memories of their triple overtime win over Boston earlier in the series, made those preparations unnecessary.