On a practical note, as below-the-line comments on the Shetland Times story explain, the SNP-inspired lynch mob which wants him out will tire sooner than he will.
If NSW are to wrest the State of Origin trophy away from Queensland they will have to win at least one of the series' two games (either Origin 1 or 3) at Lang Park, a hate-filled, spittle-flecked, XXXX-soaked madhouse whose Maroon-hued occupants will never tire of their team's hegemony.
Jinx's Tire is the thrilling third book in the Jinx's series.
As much as we moan about the oligarchs pouring their money into the game, deep down we secretly hope one day they will tire of the Bridge, and look eastwards.
It appears Americans are beginning to tire of the longest war in US history.
Of course I tire of the complaints from patients unable to get an appointment at an acceptable time, and worry about where the NHS is going, now that many of the services I am referring patients to are offered by private providers and waiting times are rapidly increasing.
He urged the Kino supporters to "never tire of working to build fraternity and welcome against discrimination and exclusion".
This might tell us more about the company Amis keeps than the views of the general population; especially if you tire of these showy contributions from someone who spends most of his time somewhere else.
Many of the brightest minds from the National Security Agency and GCHQ staff tire themselves out from long years of service, moving out into the comfort of the private sector.
We can't get enough of it, but then we will never tire of squeaky-voiced girls who seem to have OD'd on helium just as the nation apparently has an endless capacity to enjoy big-voiced belters.
And should you tire of playing the cycling villain, just whack on a pair of massive sideburns and pretend you're Wiggo.
