Sentence examples similar to shagging out from inspiring English sources

If I may speak plainly, my brain is utterly shagged out from doing crosswords.

I think the whole system is shagged out.

Meanwhile, Kat – who last month seemed to have had all the vivacity shagged out of her – is a woman revived.

On the role of a bull, for example: "When the bull is all shagged out we take it to market sell it and... hamburger!" After the drive we were given the chance to try whip cracking and boomerang throwing, which was followed by a bush snack of billy-tea (a leafy, herby hot drink) and damper (doughy scone cake).

I'd be shagging flies out there, running for almost an hour, and it never seemed that long.

Maybe the Greeks just went all out and shagged on tiles in town squares.

That's like saying we all want to be rich and shagging our brains out.

I had few male friends until I came out and started shagging them.

The commission cannot exactly be refused, so Shag sets out to explore its potential as drama.

A young shag looks out nervously from rocks on the harbour – little more than a rock cleft with an old iron mooring ring that pilgrims to the chapel shrine of St Adrian and smugglers once used.

And the hostage-takers have been basically going bananas: plotting against each other, going and blowing up shipping containers, quickly going and signing for a body at the morgue, hiding/finding/hacking each others' USB drives, having a quick shag, contracting out a bit of video intelligence, and chatting up their charges.