Sentence examples for rather tired of from inspiring English sources
He leaned over to Gaetano Mosca, the man who runs the soccer academy that Vincenzo attends in his hometown of Naples, and in Italian asked a simple question in an exasperated voice: "How many pages is he going to write?" Vincenzo is clearly tired of talking about his gift -- or rather, tired of hearing adults talk about it.
"We are growing rather tired of these accusations.
Cox is naturally rather tired of the topic.
But I get rather tired of people saying that this is just a London effect.
Al Franken, the Democrat who won the recount, is getting rather tired of it.
I've become rather tired of apples, but he is a great cook, and a delicious writer.
No children running round and round, no festive music, no tipsy aunt, no cries of "It's Uncle Adrian!" greeted our arrival in the hallway, but a rather tired family of five who were clearly aghast at being invaded by us.
Couple of days later, a bank employee placed several large baskets of rather tired gladioli out on the street.
It has done that through serious ideas, and hopefully it will gradually be able to present its wonders more and more on their own terms, especially as better funding improves the look of some of its rather tired, old permanent displays.
The plot seems to be a pastiche of rather tired sci-fi tropes.
No, it is the very literal request of a rather tired and frustrated French choreographer, Philippe Decouflé, creating a new number on the stage of the historic Parisian nightclub the Crazy Horse Saloon.
