Sentence examples for weary from work from inspiring English sources

In those days, buying on credit from the corner market, and dreading the monthly bills, Poppy got so low that he wouldn't even pick up his beloved Spanish guitar, that instrument through which he, weary from work, had nightly conveyed the joys and sorrows of his soul.

We are getting weary from working so hard and being in the same place with the same people for so long, but that's human nature.

The smoking grill and plastic tables at Mr. David's shop, Philly-Pinoy, just down the block from the dock's gate in Red Hook, offer a makeshift cure for homesick Filipinos weary from working other people's vacations.

Not weary from the work or the taunts, but from being homesick.

To these women and men -- wise, but weary from hard work -- the gifts they bear are signs of success that ease the months, and sometimes years, of separation.

They've raced over from work, weary kids trudging along beside them.

When I ride the B or D train to the Upper West Side, for example, I plant myself in front of middle-aged Chinese passengers who look weary from years of hard work and often carry those distinctive red shopping bags, a staple of Chinatown vendors.

When he arrived for work Wednesday morning, his arm weary from the heavy dose of work since he was traded last Wednesday night, it drove him to distraction again.

Weary from handling Trump's legal work, Jay Goldberg used to retreat with his wife to Mar-a-Lago for a week each year.

It was on December 1st that a weary middle-aged Negro seamstress in Montgomery, riding home from work on the bus, refused to get up and give her seat to a white man and was promptly arrested.

Arms grow weary from pushing the wheelchair.