Sentence examples for possibly tired from inspiring English sources

Pitch Slow, possibly tired, dry and needing patience again.

In an interview, Duffy, possibly tired of being referred to as Tea Towel, announced his intention to form a folk-rock band.

"We do all get, possibly tired of the same pieces of literature being adapted again and again," adding there was a "whole world to explore", she told The Sunday Telegraph.

Possibly tired by now — or perhaps a bit understimulated, since his club had run away with the league by this point, having established a fourteen-and-a-half-game lead over the second-place Reds by August 1st — Gibson lost three games in September, one of them to the no-hitter by Gaylord Perry.

However, as happened to many prominent individuals in the Athenian democracy, Themistocles's fellow citizens grew jealous of his success, and possibly tired of his boasting.

They had started with sensible rather than excessive caution, and with United possibly tiring after their midweek exertions against Chelsea, City played their way into the game and finished the first half looking the more purposeful.

If Desjardins continues to sit Kovalchuk late in close games, that means other forwards will have to play more minutes, possibly tiring them and hampering their ability to play the uptempo pace Desjardins wants.

The Ranger uses the same type of 15-inch tires as many Ford Explorers, although virtually all of the 62 possibly tire-related deaths now under investigation by regulators have occurred in Explorers, which outsell Rangers by a wide margin.

Never approach stray animals, they may bite, carry diseases and possibly scared, tired or hungry and could react in adverse ways.

I thought that she was tired, possibly depressed.

After a long time spent underground, the boys will be tired possibly mildly confused – almost as if they were jet-lagged – and likely quite emotional.