Sentence examples for tired through from inspiring English sources

More than four decades on from Watergate, the phrase is becoming tired through overuse in a sporting context.

I was ill for several weeks, then felt low and tired through most of December, so I am now rushing around buying, buying, buying for Christmas.

The love of language can be sparked in any community, even those where parents are overworked and tired, through the Internet, television shows and educational outreach.

My conversation with Marky was characterised by this, a man on a mission to reinsert the joy he felt as young selector, back into a scene that has grown tired through the arrival of CDJs and Ableton-led productions.

If you're tired: breathe through your nose and out through your mouth, and only sit for short periods.

Pennington grew tired midway through the session and was red-faced when he left the field.

When you are starting to get tired, push through for a few more pages or another song.

You might be sleeping too much, if you increase your sleep and still feel tired halfway through the day.

You can never get tired of driving through Eau Rouge.

The Ukrainian middle class, tired of muddling through, trusted Mr Yushchenko to smash that system.

"You get tired of going through this," said Miss Frye, who lives on the sixth floor of 1405 College Avenue.