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• he doesn't look tired
• In his inaugural speech Malcolm Campbell urged textile producers to stop doing things in the tired old ways and adopt a fresh approach.
• she has tired eyes
• On the plus side, it will seriously up your intake of fruit and vegetables, which are very refreshing for your tired old liver.
• Maybe we need to become unstuck from the tired idea that our life is what it is.
• I found the concept a rather tired idea which has been done many times before.
• The second hardest thing is to learn is to avoid tired old clapped out baseball metaphors.
• Instead they have gone for the same old people and the same old tired ideas.
• he's tired
• This is the tired old warhorse, and there won't be any dissent.
• But I do see an evolution from the tired old victim/oppressor dichotomy overlayed into a new transnational template.
• The government offered new military strategies and equipment but old and tired ideas and language.
• But the fact of the matter is given what they've been through with this very fast, deep maneuver, some of them are pretty tired out.
• So, as you may gather, I'm feeling especially tired out, physically as well as being desirous of a good sleep, but I'm going to try my best to relate the events of the last two days.
• Basically, this jacket will update your tired old look, carrying you safely through to Christmas, and all for £44.
• Is this - heavily anonymous - tip-off just another way of keeping the tired old show on the road long enough to flog the book to a few more sweaty Telegraph readers?
• she got tired of him
• She looks tired and impatient, lips drawn in a thin line of displeasure.
• Well, the thing was that I was busy Saturday, tired out Sunday, and feeling apathetic Monday.
• And both are growing much faster than the tired old economies of the west.
• Summertime is a great time for walking outdoors, but sometimes your feet can get really tired out and rough.
• he tells tired jokes
• He pulled himself up the stairs, tired out of his mind.
• With six hats, six shoes and six medals, there are only so many ways of dressing up tired ideas.
• Voters aren't as stupid as candidates and journalists however and the polls reflect their sophistication and rejection of the tired old ways.
• We keep hearing the same tired old litany that resources are scarce, and there is never enough money to fund pressing socio-economic priorities.
• to be tired of sb/sth
• But all the sheep are tired out now and they can't jump any more.
• It came to me this morning as I was hunting in my pant drawers dragging out pair after pair of tired old greying holey stretched trunks that what I really wanted was a much sexier choice.
• It made a thud and latched into place, and she let out a bored, tired sigh.
• they get very tired
• The Bournemouth Road store is 30 years old and, although there have been continuous improvements, the company say that it is beginning to look tired and outdated.
• How many more years can he trot out the same tired old lines?
• I began to sneak out of the room, because not only was I in a VERY awkward position, but also I really was getting tired and mildly bored.
• The doctor seemed tired , impatient and brusque.
• Don't be distracted by the tired old vaudeville routine in Europe.
• Six years ago she began to get tired and put weight on around her abdomen.
• And let's not trot out the tired old argument that sponsorship would undermine the dignity of the most successful armed forces in the whole of human history.
• Say what you like about tired old unreconstructed eighties lefties, but one thing remains true about their creaking, archaic value system.
• It sure was easy to make, but took a little long time to bake, especially when we had tired and bored children.
• After relaxation over the weekend, people ought to feel refreshed in body and spirit, but some feel even more tired out than on Friday.
• Anyway, even the Village is making me tired and bored of Ireland.
• Packing a few surprises for bored and tired children can help.
• ‘It's meant to make a tired old routine more interesting,’ says Kirkpatrick.
• Replace those tired old tracks and trains with canals and gondolas.
• The tired old tourism engine is near the end of its life span.
• You end up with the same result: a tired , impatient mum with no inclination to give the children the time they deserve.
• His mind was tired almost beyond rest, for he could not sleep when this illness hung over him, for fear of his dreams.
• A large man in a white apron stood polishing a glass, a bored, tired look on his face.
• The new leader did very little other than regurgitate a tired old line that seemed to have been flogged to death by many a centre-right politician.
• I was tired out because I'd been riding a bike half my size.
• Perhaps it's the rush toward the end of the year that has me tired out.
• she got rid of the tired curtains
• My boss, Bridget, started the company 14 years ago as she was tired and bored of being corporate.
• The rest of them, however, letting their tired friends sleep, proceeded to enter the other room to practise their pieces.
• So it's true to say that Labor can do well here, but unfortunately too much of the argument sets up the tired old dichotomy of inner-city versus everyone else.
• the flowers were tired