Sentence examples for worn into from inspiring English sources

When I was younger, I couldn't quite put my finger on it: Was it the familiarity, the well-worn grooves it has worn into our tongues over church potlucks, family dinners, backyard barbecues, and hiking picnics?

Clay is encrusted on her feet, and beneath them the track is worn into deep ruts.

A patch can also be safely worn into a sauna or a hot tub.

The armor on view is not the type worn into battle.

In ancient times, the Silk Road was worn into history by a parade of traders crisscrossing the known world.

SOMETIMES the trail down into the canyon is recognizable -- a winding footpath worn into the hard desert rock.

Lazy people don't complain ; first, it takes too much energy and second, complaining is sourced from a sense of unfairness, missing out, and feeling worn into-the-ground.

The afternoon wears into evening.

Fatigues like these are what an army of Teletubbies would wear into battle.

Today, the grooves that he wore into the wooden floorboards are still visible.

And William Macy Clay, Democrat of Missouri, foolishly asked Clemens which uniform he would wear into the Hall of Fame.