Sentence examples similar to tiring occupation from inspiring English sources
The reason is because the Iraqi people are tired of the occupation and the humiliation of soldiers pushing in their doors and stealing from them and bothering their women and sticking guns in their faces".
The job, he explained, is often tiring, though it's much less exhausting than his previous occupation as a truck driver.
The other is the cyclical nature of television news, which has become observably frustrated with the occupation story arc and is tired of giving status updates on something it doesn't understand or can't easily explain.
The mayor's patience with the occupation seems to be wearing thin, and local residents have tired of the headaches associated with the protest.
Mr. Nakasone, 91, a confidant of President Ronald Reagan whose six-decade political career stretched back to the American-led postwar occupation of Japan, has begun a busy schedule of interviews and speeches that would tire a man half his age.
You call this occupation?
