Use the word worn out in a sentence

Worn out in a sentence

Here below you will find several sentences that illustrate how to use the word worn out in a sentence.

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   By this time men and dogs were worn out.

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   Woodford was described as worn out after having made eight voyages.

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   He was worn out by the rigor of his duties and longed to return home.

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   The horns of older males get worn out due to rubbing them on tree barks.

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   His most famous outfit was a worn out stripey jumper (Wooly gansey) and flat cap.

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   Still recovering from his illness, he was worn out from the strain of a long season.

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   There are around 1,028 surfaces of them, or about 49.15 percent, that are severely worn out.

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   The pursuit resulted in large quantities of equipment being damaged, worn out, and written off.

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   As most Byzantine troops were worn out from thirst and dysentery, the imperial army broke and fled.

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    A day later Spencer-Smith died, utterly worn out by exhaustion and scurvy, and was buried in the ice.

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    At 6–12 months, the second set of molars would erupt, with the first set worn out at 18 months of age.

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    Speaking later of the incident, Kuhl noted «at the time it happened, [Patton] was pretty well worn out ..

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    By this time, Turgut Reis was laid up off the Golden Horn, worn out from heavy service during the Balkan Wars.

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    Bradman missed the first Test, worn out by constant cricket and the ongoing argument with the Board of Control.

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    She was worn out by late 1944 and was reduced to reserve in September before being decommissioned the following year.

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    When the last set of molars was worn out, the animal would be unable to chew and feed, and it would die of starvation.

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    Bradman missed the first Test at Sydney, worn out by constant cricket and the ongoing argument with the Board of Control.

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    The final glimpse of Widmerpool, in his cult milieu, reveals him as a physical wreck, looking aged, desperate and worn out.

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    Tom’s horse, worn out from years of mistreatment and overloading, has collapsed, breaking its leg and upsetting the carriage.

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    The turnover in horses was very heavy, many dying or becoming worn out due to enemy fire, disease, starvation, and heavy use.

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    At this age, the second set of molars would be in the process of erupting, and the first set would be worn out at 18 months of age.

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    She reached Kiel on 21 March, and having become badly worn out during her three years abroad, she was decommissioned ten days later.

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    Any worn out or damaged flag should be packed into a sealed black trash bag before being disposed of and not left visible in dustbins.

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    What matters it that the time has come when we are to become Christians, if this slender point of my flint lance has not been worn out?

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    In February 1888, feeling worn out from life in Paris, Van Gogh left, having painted more than 200 paintings during his two years there.

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    The ship was worn out by 1944 and was placed in reserve status in September 1944 before being paid off in 1945 and sold for scrap in 1948.

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    By the mid-1920s, two of the battleships still in active service, Braunschweig and Hannover, were becoming worn out and needed replacement.

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    Although some equipment was carried on the trek overland, most had to be flown in and nearly all of it was worn out by the time the work was completed.

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    Finally, the shoes of the 4th Division had completely worn out following two weeks of marching, and replacements from Lisbon would take a week to arrive.

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    Judd traveled between the summit and the Recruiting Station to tend the many who suffered from altitude sickness or had worn out their shoes on the rough rock.

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    Her engines were worn out and she had almost no coal left for her boilers, so the ship’s captain contacted the local Chilean authorities to have Dresden interned.

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    The outwitted English marched slowly back to Durham – their horses were worn out – where they were reunited with their supply wagons on the 10th.

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    On 11 April 1901, the ship returned to service and was assigned as the flagship of I Torpedo-boat Flotilla on the 18th, replacing the elderly aviso Blitz, which was by then worn out.

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    Minutes later Magnanime joined the action, firing on the rear frigates and engaging the French van of Immortalité, Loire and Bellone, which had worn out of the line in an attempt to rake her.

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    In 1945, Pennsylvania was sent for another refit in San Francisco, and the guns in its main battery, worn out from the frequent shore bombardments, were replaced by those from Nevada and USS Oklahoma.

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    Although Antony was able to score a small victory over Octavian’s worn out troops as they approached Alexandria’s hippodrome on 1 August, 30 BC, his naval fleet and cavalry defected to Octavian soon afterwards.

You stupid tin box, can’t you see he’s worn out?

Ты глупая жестянка, разве не видишь, что он устал?

I’m begging you, I was worn out after the gig, I got beaten up.

Я прошу тебя. Я устал после концерта и был побит!

— No wonder he’s worn out.

— Не удивительно, что он устал.

I’m worn out.

Да. Я устал.

Yeah, I’m worn out.

Да, я устал.

Less make-up, not quite so worn out.

Меньше косметики, не так изношена.

The wretched thing’s nearly worn out.

Несчастная штука уже почти изношена.

I think some of the padding in the back here is worn out

Кажется, поддержка для спины здесь немного изношена.

Okay, we’Il keep at it, but I think that hoe is pretty much worn out.

Окей, мы продолжим, но, мне кажется, что мотыга довольно изношена.

If their clothes are much too worn out, we give them new clothing.

А тем, у кого она совсем изношена, мы выдаём новую.

I’m saving to buy a suit for Yevdokim. His old one has completely worn out.

Евдокиму на костюм коплю, старый совсем износился.

My old one is all worn out.

Мой старый уже износился.

You think I’m worn out?

Что я износился?

The tread was quite worn out.

Протектор слишком износился.

When a girl leaves, her dress is handed on until it’s worn out

Форма переходит от одной девочки к другой, пока совсем не износится

After you, he’s all worn out.

После тебя, он весь измотан.

He’s tired, worn out.

Он устал, и измотан. — Он сдался.

But, amazingly, their brains were so worn out that he was able to change their mind on gun control with barely a struggle.

Но в итоге их мозг был измотан настолько, что Кларк изменил их мнение насчет контроля за оружием без особого труда.

Oh, no, I’m really worn out from my massage, the sauna…

Ай, нет, я абсолютно измотан после массажа, сауны…

I’m just worn out.

Я просто измотан.

In fact, if they worked fast and the hen didn’t wear out, they might really get all the riches in the world.

Ведь если яйца несутся часто а курица не изнашивается, то к ним в руки и в самом деле попали все богатства мира!

Like all machines, it wears out.

Как и все механизмы, он изнашивается.

The train has no wheels, so nothing can wear out.

У этого поезда нет колёс, поэтому ничего не изнашивается.

The more expensive the kicks, the quicker they wear out I guess, huh?

Чем дороже обувь, тем быстрее она изнашивается, да?

On the other hand, the pig valve wears out quickly, so you’d need another heart surgery in ten years.

Но свиной клапан быстро изнашивается. Так что каждые 10 лет нужно делать операцию повторно.

«Aut Caesar aut nullus. » The world’s effete, worn out, afraid.

Или всё или ничего. Мир истощён, измучен, напуган.

He’s worn out. He needs to rest.

Он просто измучен, и ему нужен отдых.

With our daughters getting married, and the trouble in the town, you’re upset, you’re worn out, go inside, go lie down!

Из-за свадеб наших дочерей, из-за городских проблем, ты расстроен, ты измучен, зайди внутрь, иди ложись!

but you’re looking worn out…

но ты выглядишь измученным.

You don’t look as worn out as you say you are, you’ll manage another year?

Ты не выглядишь таким измученным, как говорил. Справишься ещё год?

When the thing was really worn out, he hung it from his belt.

Когда вещица становилась уже действительно ни на что не годной, он вешал её у пояса.

She was worn out by then.

К тому времени она уже была истощена.

One day of combat, you’re all wore out.

Один день сражения — и ты уже никакой.

That bit of toffee you gave me has worn out. Have you got any more?

Ту ириску, которую ты мне дал, я уже съел.

With the lactose intolerance, I was getting that tired, and that worn out on the bike after five laps that I was struggling to go in on the braking points.

Из-за этого я очень уставал, и уже после пяти кругов едва держался в седле мотоцикла.

A turtle, worn out with swimming, finally rests refuge on a floating log

Черепаха, уставшая плыть, в конце концов, прилегла отдохнуть… на плывущее бревно.

A bit worn out, no?

— Немного уставшая, да?

Worn out by your entire ignorance of my existence,

Уставшая от того, что ты игнорируешь сам факт моего существования,

Mom, I’m hungry and worn out.

Мама, я голодная и уставшая

I hate seeing Doreen coming home so worn out.

Я ненавижу смотреть, как Дорин возвращается домой уставшая.

I’m completely worn out.

Говорю тебе, Джеймс, я полностью вымотан.

I’m completely worn out.

Я полностью вымотан.

I’d say he’s just… exhausted, worn out.

Я бы сказал, он просто истощён. Вымотан.

Do what you want, but let me sleep, I’m worn out…

Делай что хочешь, я буду спать, я вымотана.

Ours are near wore out chasing Red Cloud.

Наши почти что вымотались, гоняясь за Красным Облаком.

I don’t want them wore out before we strike for the Powder River.

Я не хочу, чтобы они вымотались до того как мы пересечём реку Паудер.

And we were both absolutely worn out.

И мы оба невероятно вымотались.

I’m all worn out.

Я так вымотался.

— Oh, I’m worn out.

— Как же я вымотался!

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1. Your blanket is worn out.

2. He dropped into an armchair,utterly worn out.

3. Can we sit down? I’m worn out.

4. Her patience had/was at last worn out.

5. I am worn out with domestic worries.

6. These shoes are worn out.

7. You must be absolutely worn out.

8. These phrases were worn out ten years ago.

9. She was worn out with work.

10. My shoes are worn out.

11. «You’re worn out, Laura,» he said. «Go home and get some rest.».

12. I ‘ve been working all night and I’m worn out.

13. They were worn out after a long day spent working in the fields.

14. I was worn out after my clamber up the hillside.

15. Because, quite honestly, she was feeling absolutely worn out.

16. I know you are worn out.

17. The carpet on the stairs is getting worn out.

18. You could tell when the barrel was worn out.

19. Saturdays and she was tired and worn out with the cleaning, shopping, washing, ironing.

20. She also felt worn out, oppressed by the cold scruffiness of the house, and the energy of her friends.

21. After only a month Terry had worn out the soles of his shoes.

22. Back home, Alvin felt worn out and hungry for the solitude that had once fed him.

23. Insects, worn out after a night of chirping, were quietly asleep.

24. Before the race, he is fine. But afterwards he is worn out.

24. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

25. I’ve got old ‘Fawlty Towers’ videos which are almost worn out, I’ve played them so many times.

26. His work was so exacting that by the end of the day he was worn out.

27. If you treat your coat so roughly, it will be worn out soon.

28. I can be very patient, and then I can burst if my nerves are worn out.

29. The inevitable pressure of market forces rendered Luff’s experiment obsolete, long before the track and overhead were worn out.

30. I think I’ll give my exercise class a miss tonight — I’m worn out.

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