Sentence examples for very worn out from inspiring English sources
"Most of us are very worn out," Ms. Zachowski said.
"I am uncomfortable, very worn out and my knee is sore," he said at the time.
Mr. Temime said he found Mr. Polanski, 76, to be "very worn out".
"The pipelines are very worn out, they're left over from the USSR," said Greenpeace research projects coordinator, Vasily Yablokov.
She was taken to a hospital and treated, and is now recovering at home, Mr. Lewis said, "very worn out from the whole ordeal".
He was very worn out and needed to rest.
The first question thrown at him cuts to the heart of the issue: "Where is Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev?" Yanayev says Gorbachev is really very tired, simply worn out by six years of trying to ram through his multifaceted reforms, and that he is now recuperating in a "safe" place.
The poet, whose first work had been about the Great war, felt so transported across time that he became oblivious to the cameras' presence and recalled that Patch's hands felt like twigs and his voice "was very low, almost worn out... there were lengthy pauses... gradually I realised they were to let him collect himself".
And though that very experience can leave them worn out and hoarse or home with the flu, both actresses insist it has never made them question the worth of what they are doing.
Vitality: "Do you feel, for the most part, strong and fit or tired and worn out?" 1) Very strong and fit, 2) Strong and fit, 3) Quite strong and fit, 4) Neither fit nor exhausted, 5) Tired and exhausted, 6) Quite tired and exhausted, 7) Very tired and exhausted.
"Not only is the site contaminated with radioactive material, but the very fact that it houses two worn out nuclear reactors contaminates the public's attitude towards the structure, making it one of Wales' most unloved buildings".
