get tired's Usage Examples:

designed by the RAC Foundation and the makers of the drink Sprite to help get tired motorists home safely if they felt sleepy at the wheel.

die lustige Hochzeit, into the opera, afraid that the audience would get tired otherwise.

broke up afterwards, but Treviño have replied saying "I think people get tired of the same thing; a new album is announced with four singles to promote.

Union pulls off a neat trick; given both its short running time and its fleetness of dialogue, we never get tired of hearing this couple"s arguments, which.

director John Galt says, "Malavika is very much co-operative and does not get tired at all.

Kasner decided to adopt a more formal definition because "different people get tired at different times and it would.

by writing zeroes until you get tired".

prostrate themselves in church, bowing down and rising up until they get tired.

song, writing for Rolling Stone: "He"s always changing, so you never get tired of what he"s doing.

Four thousand metres can be a long way when you get tired, so Just slaved away at the pedals and waited for him to crack.

Concerning the secret of his success, Kourous claims, "when other people get tired, they stop.

themes at stake, the reader can get tired of being teased, however ever waggishly.

He would get tired easily and have to go home at a reasonable time to sleep, Joseph Hardy viewed this as a flaw and fired his son.

Synonyms:

bushed, played out, travel-worn, spent, dead, raddled, weary, fatigued, haggard, flagging, aweary, jaded, bored, wearied, unrested, fagged, bleary-eyed, dog-tired, all in, burnt-out, careworn, washed-out, ragged, unrefreshed, footsore, knackered, blear, blear-eyed, world-weary, beat, burned-out, worn, worn-out, worn out, bleary, drawn, drained, drooping, whacked, exhausted,

Antonyms:

rested, live, active, charged, incomplete,