Sentence examples for worn out for from inspiring English sources

It was a strange kind of exhaustion, as though I'd been worn out for quite a while but hadn't noticed it, and only now had it hit me.

After one gig your throat is worn out for two weeks anyway, and you can't not sing for two weeks, because it's your job to sing.

Significant reductions in nitrogen and/or carbon contents were detected for each wear track analyzed, indicating that plasma modified layers were almost worn out for these sliding distances at which sharp transitions in frictional force were recorded.

Or, as The New York Evening Post put it in 1808: "Some wells have been dug in the filthiest corners of the town; a small quantity of water has been conveyed in wretched wooden pipes, now almost worn out, for family use; and in a manner scarcely, if at all, preferable to the former method of supplying water by the carts".

The yeti thing was a true engineering feat but of course could never be worn out for Halloween.

It started a few months ago, when, feeling dangerously worn out for a 24-year-old, I quit smoking.

"But I always have something to wear out for dinner, or to wear for an interview".

I got the tickets via mail-in lottery and went with my father, whose Stones albums I'd been wearing out for more than a year.

"If we restrain ourselves to just once a year, then it won't wear out for a long time," he said.

Nets wear out for a number of reasons: They may be torn, washed too often, given to someone else who may seem to be in greater need and more.

Smith suspects that the brain's neurotransmitters may, over time, simply wear out for a particular motor skill.