Sentence examples for yes tired from inspiring English sources

Actually, yes, tired of living in the belly of the beast.

Yes: tired of the necessity of using expensive, cumbersome tools to get 3D perspectives on tiny objects like medical probes and micrometer-level tools, Allen Yi and some grad students at Ohio decided to take matters into their own precision-mill calipers.

Yes, tired knees, heavy breathing and intense thirst are the new definition of "lucky".

His current show at the Barbara Gladstone Gallery in Manhattan features paintings of steamy 1950's romance novels, while a show in Munich has some sculptures he made of, yes, tire planters.

Goodyear is thinking ahead to how tires – yes, tires – might change as autonomous driving technology alters vehicle design, and as available technologies like in-vehicle and embedded machine learning and AI make it possible to do more with parts of the car that were previously pretty static, like its wheels.

"Yes, I was tired, and, yes, I was hungry, and what I wanted to do was to go take a hot bath and eat a big steak and go to sleep, and that's what I did," said Mr. Meier, now a Republican.

And yes, Smith has tired of Morkel and turned to de Wet again.

They were tired, yes; his words were caffeinated, and he continued.

"She had a taste for this egg sandwich and yes, I was tired, but damn, she was dying.

So yes, I'm tired of that kind of thing in general, and I tire of it occasionally on this show.

We know when he says no but means yes, when he's tired, when he's uncomfortable.