Sentence examples for started to get tired from inspiring English sources

"My legs just started to get tired," Edmund said.

Never mind that there is all the tea in China at the Tianshan market (520 Zhongshan Xi Road); the truth is, after a few days I started to get tired of wrangling for phenomenal deals.

Make sure it's not just starting to get tired, because you'll have to keep switching if it's only a little tired, and it will take a whole lot longer.

At the end my legs were starting to get tired.

Like, I'm not tired of it yet, but I'm starting to get tired".

"At that point specifically, when September comes along, and everybody's starting to get tired.

The sun was dropping behind the school, and we were at that point in the season when you start to get tired of football.

"This was daylight robbery and we're starting to get tired of these decisions going against us," moaned chairman Pape Diouf.

"I'd ask, 'What are you doing New Year's Eve?,' and they'd say, 'We're going to the lake.' I was starting to get tired of hearing about the wonderful times they were having".

The shoot lasted well into the night, "and then it was like 2 o'clock in the morning, and people were starting to get tired and wanted a break, and he" — the director, Hrafn Gunnlaugsson — "said: 'What's wrong with you?

"But if I see that he's starting to get tired or bored or thinking about his chess game, I whisper in his ear, and he can go home".