Sentence examples for too worn out from inspiring English sources
"too worn out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to something that is exhausted or depleted after extended use. For example, "After a long day of work, I was feeling too worn out to do anything else."
They arrive at the boat neither "too worn out or too green".
She was too old to be his mother, too worn out and stupid to be his mother.
For the rest of the day the snail stayed inside its shell, and I was too worn out from my friend's visit to give it another thought.
Sugar-fed females — but not males — died off sooner than their healthier counterparts, possibly from being too worn out to handle the burdens of reproduction.
If you're not too worn out by your exertions or by the generous selection of draft beer, you can stay for the show: for a $5 cover, the Gutter regularly features three bands a night on Fridays and Saturdays.
She had kept her husband, who had finally become a really good husband, now that he was too old, too worn out, too scared, and too beaten down to cheat.
Sort through your pyjamas, setting aside any that are too small, worn out or need to be cleaned or mended.
Certainly some of the objects must have been discarded by their original makers and users because they considered them too old or worn out; consequently, the items must have been picked up by alert Belgians who spotted them lying around.
It is unprecedented to have to pit and change for a bike with the same tyres because they have worn out too quickly, and also unprecedented to have a pit window of two laps.
STOCKS regained some composure last week, and not a moment too soon for investors worn out by the market's turbulence.
This means that the tiredness excuse is often your mental energy speaking; intellectually exhausting work can make your body feel worn out too but the great news is that exercising can rev up the body and reduce the mental tired feelings considerably.
