Sentence examples for worn from from inspiring English sources

The statue's outstretched hand is worn from being shaken.

He looks a bit worn from his night in the van.

His hands and his face were wrinkled and worn, from years as a steelworker.

Ms. August's Maria may be stooped and worn from her years of incarceration.

For others, bracelets worn from wrist to elbow (bottom row) are the rage.

There was Ernest Willis, a 50-year-old black man with a face worn from a lifelong battle with optimism.

The costume worn from mid-century until about 1620 was the richest ever seen in the history of European dress.

A white wooden cabinet, worn from decades of service as a wine stand in some English household, provides a berth for her laptop.

"We're only separated by ninety miles," she said as she sat on a curb nursing her feet, worn from standing for the hours-long show.

The sixties-style suit — tight cut, high lapels, flat-fronted trousers worn from the hip — is taking some strain around the jacket's single fastened button.

Slabs of granite, once used for tree boxes and since unearthed (with city permission) as obstacles, are well worn from use.