wore-out

I purchased her a pair of imitation types last yr which wore out so now she desires the specific deal.

Wore out with hunger and fatigue, he sat close to the stove to dry and soon dozed off.

We walked so much I nearly wore out this pair of sandals.

Our father, homeless for years, panhandled on the street and wore out his welcome wherever he went.

He wore out his shoes wandering around Shanghai.

Initially made of hemp or vine, the ring could be replaced whenever it wore out.

For instance, many colonial farmers preferred to fell trees and plant around stumps and then move on if the land wore out.

I wore out three pair of boots on the walking tour .

I think we wore out the Midwest for a while.

The lawn mower finally broke; The gears wore out; The old chair finally fell apart completely.

Excess of toil wore out Fantine, and the little dry cough which troubled her increased.

She wore out her husband with her endless nagging .

She wore out her shoes in only a few weeks.

They were fragile and prone to tearing, and the messages recorded on them soon wore out.

Constant friction wore out the heels of my shoes.

Cooks, mess attendants, mule men and carters were given an extra suit as their clothing wore out more quickly.

As the heels wore out, she dragged her stockings down into her shoes.

The constant friction wore out the cloth.

Strenuous labour wore out their youth.

He renewed them as they wore out.

I wore out two pairs of shoes during my week's stay in Paris.

He wore out two pairs of shoes in one month.

Her shoes wore out quickly.

His patience wore out at last.

I am terribly wore out after a whole day's working.

He wore out two pairs of shoes last year.

He wore out his welcome in New York once the Knicks brought in Donnie Walsh and Mike D'Antoni (actually, even before then. )

Like his daddy, years wore out his body

invest in university soil wore out