Sentence examples for thought worn out from inspiring English sources

It swiftly became apparently that the Stone Roses were sounding utterly brilliant - so tight that they were almost telepathic, pumping new blood through songs you thought worn out with overuse.

"The fact that he really had to pitch hard to get out of a couple of jams, I think, wore him out a little bit," Collins said of Niese.

After striking out 15 times in his last seven games, Canseco was rested Wednesday night by White Sox Manager Jerry Manuel, who thought the slugger was worn out by the recent hot weather.

"I think people are just worn out".

He just thinks the flag is "worn out" and "no longer fit to sit on a flag pole".

They didn't want to do it and I said, 'I want to do it, it's fantastic.' "But after four [Alien films], I think it wears out a little bit.

You would have thought the appeal would be worn out by now, but decades later our fascination with Henry and his wives, if not with More, oddly persists.

The stand-ins could tell that I was worn out, I think, and unprepared for any new revelations.

Think of dishwashers as products worn out and replaced.

"I think she was suffering from overexposure and was worn out," Mr. Berman said.

I think the reading public is going to get a little worn out".