Author Lindsay Baly later wrote that it was "a sad mistake to take worn-out men there in such a season".
When you start feeling worn out, take deep breaths and carry on.
I like taking pictures of tired worn out cars, in part, because they represent, for me, a tired worn out idea.
But that's about the time a truck takes to wear out, meaning the industry is nearing the beginning of a replacement cycle.
A family worn out by taking care of the five hundred cows and fifty bulls it needs to subsist might be tempted to turn to one of these investors.
After "taking a new look" was worn out, "posture" was adopted, and if it is now worn out, as the Times headline writer seem to feel, that is a good thing.
After "taking a new look" was worn out, "posture" was adopted, and if it is now worn out, as the Times headline writer seem to feel, that is a good thing..
While the European automotive industry has been defending its supply chains and just in time methods in the context of Brexit, many observers must have been saying to themselves that this looks an incredibly wasteful system, in terms of fuel consumed, time taken, truck miles, and highways worn out, and surely there must be a more efficient and centralized way of doing this.
When your legs are worn out from walking, take a breather at the Cuatro Estaciones Cafe, in Plaza de Armas in the heart of the old city, with a cafe con leche ($1) and a quesito (a pastry, $1) or maybe an aspirin (50 cents).
When the kids were worn out, the counselor took them to the resort's ice cream parlor to spoil them with some homemade ice cream".
Therefore there are more chances that it becomes worn out if proper care is not taken.
