Examples of 'little worn out' in a sentence
Meaning of "little worn out"
little worn out: This phrase describes something that is slightly tired or showing signs of use or age. It is often used to refer to objects or people who are not completely exhausted but could benefit from rest or repair
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little worn out
I thought you were getting a little worn out by.
I am a little worn out from earlier.
I am probably just a little worn out.
I am a little worn out today.
Yoongi is finally starting to feel a little worn out.
I feel a little worn out.
Or even for those who already have a backpack that may be a little worn out.
A little worn out.
I thought it was lookin ' a little worn out.
I am a little worn out after many years spent in Africa.
After all, surely it is a little worn out and soiled.
He 's a little worn out but he 's all right.
I spent a lot of the afternoon in traffic, so a little worn out.
I thought you were getting a little worn out by … No, that 's not what I meant.
You have just arrived, and you are probably a little worn out.
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Um, a little worn out.
For a five star hotel, the rooms were a little worn out.
This chair 's a little worn out.
By mid - to late-October I was starting to feel a little worn out.
Although it 's a little worn out.
All I said was you look a little tired, John, a little worn out.
Yeah, I am just a little worn out.
Yeah, well, thank you, young lovely … but I am a little worn out.
Inge is 76 years old, and a little worn out already.
It will do you good. Yes, you look a little worn out.
This one 's looking a little worn out.
I am sorry . I have had a, uh … I am a little worn out.
I had fun, but I am a little worn out.
I am all right, Ma . Just a little worn out.
It 's … I am probably just a little worn out.
I have had a, uh … I am a little worn out.
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