Sentence examples for well worn out from inspiring English sources
Speaking later of the incident, Kuhl noted "at the time it happened, [Patton] was pretty well worn out .
He suggests – via the second person he often employs when discussing his chequered past – that it was the stress of the job that led him to trawl the internet for paid sex: "You had nights when you had been battling through the issues of the day, then the senior officers had to entertain the troops in the evening and I was bloody well worn out.
You may wish to leave the pen holder, but it's easily disposable as well (it will get worn out after a couple hours).
To maximize the resale value of an unrestored car, the Kenos recommend that owners keep the original parts (even if they're damaged or worn out) as well as photographs, manuals and trophies.
Mike Parr looked worn out but well, as he quickly moved away and out of view, allowing the whoops and excited calls of congratulations to fall behind him.
Well, a lot of things get worn out by being trodden on, or even just stepped on — especially people — so why choose grass to protect?
JON MICHAUD: Some of Paul Chowder's delaying tactics seem fairly well worn (i.e., cleaning out his office), but, for the most part, I thought the writer's block in this book seemed appropriate to this character — the constant buying of new books, the bead obsession, the tours of poet's houses, the mouse hunting.
When they wear out, well, by then you'll have learned how to sew.
I breathe it in and out as well worn prayer beads move from forefinger and thumb.
