Sentence examples for sort of tired from inspiring English sources
They served until they got sort of tired.
"In such cases, too many Americans find there is a sort of tired sameness," he writes.
I feel a boiling frustration and a sort of tired guilt.
"I felt I took too much on at that point and sort of tired myself out mentally," Raonic said.
"Consumers are sort of tired of the endless branding that comes out of spirits companies," Mr. Spoelman said.
In reality it was a return to the sort of tired frat-boy humour of Johnny Carson and Bob Hope, two heroes of MacFarlane's.
"Ryan Seacrest is kind of tired.
In the magazine, the 26-year-old "Girls" star opens up about body image, admitting that she's sort of sick and tired of people making assumptions about her weight.
It was hugely refreshing to have someone speaking that sort of language, instead of tired neoliberal dogma of privatisation equalling efficiency.
Justin Rose missed a long par putt on the second hole and his shoulders slumped in a tired sort of way as he dropped four shots behind the Dufner.
