Sentence examples for usually tired from inspiring English sources

"In the summer, we're usually tired by dinnertime," said one lagoon rower.

Marge Bergeson works two jobs and is usually tired when she ends her shift at the Holiday Bowl in Groton, Conn.

A psychophysical methodology was employed, whereby the subjects were asked to select a workload they could sustain for 8 h without "straining themselves or without becoming usually tired, weakened, overheated or out of breath".

Instead I was usually tired and grouchy; with one of those strained fake smiles that makes everyone else nervous and tense.

When it's time to go, I bribe Cash to leave with his milk bottle or some grapes -- by this time, he is usually tired, thirsty, and hungry (many parents bring chips and cookies into the playground).

After the game ends, the players are usually tired and not paying attention.

They usually tire you out a bit more than usual, but I'm that tired now, I don't think it will make any difference.

Sick to my stomach of mediocre Asian dramas and indie comedies, I decided to sit through it - a Herculean feat for someone who usually tires of Fassbinder's pallid decor and grubby eroticism after about half an hour.

Hinchliffe, who has had success this year by mixing in his changeup and curveball with his fastball and slider, pitched 16 2/3 innings over three starts for Norfolk, usually tiring in the fifth inning.

He may have an improvement scheme in mind, but he usually tires of it when he finds out how much it will cost; that there is no pier because the winter seas always wash away the one that was built last summer; and anyway that the people at one end of the island think the new one should be close to them, whereas the people at the other end think they should have it.

Brazen Careerist's Trunk knows firsthand that this approach is usually tiring and unrewarding.