Sentence examples for worn out at from inspiring English sources

Tory MPs became worn out, at least temporarily, with fighting each other and their leader.

But I am also, unoriginally, worn out at the thought of returning to the same tedious agenda and skeptical about its chances of progress.

"I am feeling pretty well worn out at present and I am convinced that I cannot keep at this kind of life for very long" (February , 1923.

He dresses these days like an aging beatnik: black pants; black turtlenecks, often with a hole in the neck or elbow; sneakers worn out at the toe.

Mr. Mills, 44, looks fresh from the beach, with bleached, surfer hair, chin fuzz and canvas trousers worn out at the knee.

Programmed to milk at the expense of their own body condition, many are worn out at the end of two or three lactation cycles.

The copies, in other words, weren't for society ladies to wear out at night.

They also put in dual-master cyclinder so your breaks wouldn't wear out at once.

A car typically has 1,000-2,000lbs of parts wearing out at top speed for up to 10-15 years, says Hargadon.

The cars will run continuously, until they wear out, at the equivalent, for their size, of well over a hundred miles an hour.

This is what I would wear out at night, along with, perhaps, the long-sleeved beaded jacket that fades from salmon to white or the coral and black sparkle shift trimmed in feathers.