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tire out

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  1. exhaust or get tired through overuse or great strain or stress
    We wore ourselves out on this hike

How To Use tire out In A Sentence

  • It is a very wearable collection and can be worn either as separates or the entire outfit.
  • The entire outside of the building is lit up every night in a disturbingly bright shade of aubergine.
  • So I can fully understand how a thrown football with a toonie glued to it could go into a wobble like a Tire out of balance that shakes at high speeds . Is There Anything That Global Warming Can’t Do? « Unambiguously Ambidextrous
  • Nowadays, they can't set a stilettoed foot out of the door without having their entire outfit subjected to a rigorous taxonomy. Christina Patterson: Lessons in Modern Womanhood from the World and His Wife
  • The pellets simultaneously explode to initiate the entire outer surface of a high explosive component in hemispherical form under the shell. Iran nuclear report: IAEA claims Tehran working on advanced warhead
  • The company that sold the "remanufactured" tire told us that they put not only new treads on their tires, but also new shoulders and sidewalls -- in other words, they replaced the entire outside of the tire. Deceptive Environmental Claims: How Should The Federal Trade Commission Clean Up Advertising Pollution?
  • For example, the crew would run from place to place to tire out the minder, and then serve him buckets of tea to distract him so that a secondary film crew could be free to film unsupervised.
  • Worse, her entire output can be summed up in the three words: “selfishness is good.” wiley says: Matthew Yglesias » The Sweet Spot
  • His objective was to tire out the climbers.
  • Only then, did she realise what was so odd about him: his entire outfit was unmarred by blood, unsoiled by mud.
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