Sentence examples for though tired from inspiring English sources

Reckless or not, "The Eternal Frontier" persuasively illustrates why the frontier image, though tired, is so enduringly apt.

When another friend then asked him to give Ms. Kahn a call, Mr. Berger, though tired of the game, "didn't have the heart to say no," he recalled.

Cameron attempted to rebut the charge in his keynote address (ref), but it is clear the inexperience charge is a winner for Labour and that voters, though tired of Labour, are not yet sold on Cameron.

The Holy Year 2000 ends on Jan . 6 and the 80-year-old pope, though tired by Christmas services, decided to stay in Rome for the last days of the Jubilee instead of resting at his villa, Castel Gandolfo.

4 Therefore, not even when night came on, as I stated, would they yield; but, though tired out and for that reason often resting and engaging in conversation together, they nevertheless continued to struggle.

Eventually, though, tired and disheartened by the unchanged conditions, the boy acquiesces to his misfortune.

When I let him down two out he instantly took two lengths out of the field and though tiring towards the end he had enough in hand".

And so we find that even though tire manufacturers today can produce much better tires than radials, consumers find that radials work just fine and aren't willing to pay more for these superior technologies.

The administration was determined to show that it is committed to the unions even though tire manufacturing has long since moved abroad to many countries.

Tires have long been blamed for static shocks, though tire manufacturers denied their tires contributed to or caused the problem.

Even though tires have a shelf life on the road, they don't have to banished to landfills for the rest of eternity.