1.   A worn out slob, he can not accustom himself to the idea of women playing the sport seriously.

2.   Everyone said I looked worn out and must have been gadding about too much!

3.   Though Harriet was tired - indeed, worn out - the Easter party took place.

4.   You look absolutely worn out.

5.   They destroy worn out organelles within the cell.

6.   Back to those drab little boxes with a couple of twin beds and worn out furniture.

7.   Baylor appears worn out after six years of managing half the time in a place where every game is in doubt until the last out.

8.   Beat implied beaten, as in worn out.

9.   Before the game, Bonds looked worn out by the chase, by the questions, and by personal problems that have weighed on his spirits.

10.   A worn out Gil Mendoza remembers arriving home from work most nights to find a restless Jessica waiting by the door with her mitt and bat.