Sentence examples for tired between from inspiring English sources

"If you're normally getting tired between one and three in the afternoon, which most people do, that doesn't necessarily mean you need a nap," Breus explains.

With a museum-piece restaurant like this, the difference between timeless and somewhat tired — between utterly delighting and intermittently amusing — is in its fluency and diction.

There is a distinct difference between that which is difficult and that which is impossible, between being tired and being powerless, between being challenged and being defeated.

I am tired of disfunctioning between internal and external level in business and development in planning.

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I eventually grew tired of vacillating between wondering if there was a real ghost and expecting the housemaid to be behind it all; I longed for a credible third way".

Users of Wavee's Android app can also chose to send their SMS messages directly to Wavee's inbox, which is an extra layer of convenience that might entice users who are tired of toggling between different apps.

The dispute was not revealed to the press at first; Fox originally reported that she decided to quit only because she was tired of flying between Denver and Los Angeles for the recording sessions.

We're tired of the war between the sexes and the war between the generations, because these wars are so ugly, and who wants to look into the mirror of a novel and see such ugliness?

On the following Raw, Guerrero, finally tired of the bickering between Ziggler and Swagger, arranged for a match between them; Ziggler won the match and Guerrero's affections.

The following week, Guerrero, finally tired of the bickering between Swagger and Ziggler, arranged for a match between them; Ziggler won the match, thus ending their partnership.