Sentence examples for worn out of from inspiring English sources

Maria Carmela Lanzetta, minister for regional affairs, had worn "out of place" shoes.

Type 3 clasts are rounded pebbles likely transported and deposited alluvially, then worn out of pebbly sandstone/conglomerate.

My grandmother gave me a white, floor-length, hooded mink coat, which I have never worn out of the house.

At the end of the shoot, she wrote in her journal, "I am so worn out, worn out of feeling, insisting, demanding, hoping, making it happen.

THE SCRIPT Mike Huckabee says: "Are you about worn out of all the television commercials you've been seeing, mostly about politics?

Then, six months after his heart attack, he showed up to my clinic, wasted and sunken, the oversized baseball cap that he had proudly worn out of the hospital hanging over his eyes.

The Insight will be stuck wearing out-of-fashion clothes for the next five years or so.

My sisters and I wore out-of-date clothing, matching dresses.

He fancied — still does — the kind of swaggering trenchcoat that hot-shot reporters always wear out-of-doors, and sometimes indoors.

It was based mainly on a literal wearing out of a piece of equipment.

But I would want to get a few summers' wear out of them.