Use tire in a sentence
Sentences ending with tire
- I had put my elbow out of joint, and he put it in again with his knee and both hands, as though it was the wheel of a wagon and he was trying to put on the tire. [11]
- Some mechanical employment is the greatest possible relief, after the purely intellectual faculties begin to tire. [6]
- At every throw Hermas' stone flew farther, for he copied his teacher's action and grasp with increasing skill, while the older man's arm began to tire. [10]
Sentences containing tire two or more times
- We didn't give it right up, but stayed with them as long as we could; because we allowed we'd tire them out or they'd got to tire us out, and they done it. [5]
More example sentences with the word tire in them
- In the museums you will find acres of the most strange and fascinating things; but all museums are fascinating, and they do so tire your eyes, and break your back, and burn out your vitalities with their consuming interest. [5]
- Doubtless local uprisings will for a time continue to occur, but these can be met by detachments and local forces of our own, and will ere long tire out of themselves. [7]
- I know people who have seem it ten times; they know the most of it by heart; they do not tire of it; and they say they shall still be quite willing to go and sit under its spell whenever they get the opportunity. [5]
- He never seemed to tire of looking down the gulf, as though expecting some ship. [11]
- I dearly love to read books, and I never tire of reading yours; they always have a charm for me. [5]
- I shall not tire you with mine. [9]
- Do you not tire of this lonely life? [11]
- But he would tire of the pin-hole just the same. [11]
- Balbilla could not tire of admiring this varying scene, in which the most gorgeous hues vied with each other and the intensest light contrasted with the deepest shadows. [10]
- See the iron tire brought hot from the furnace and laid around the smoking circumference. [6]
- Husbands tire of their wives, but stay on and beat them. [11]
- Ride straight at the foe, and do not canter up and down till you tire the horses! [10]
- She only saw the dear old face of her Pollux's mother, and in spite of her reddened eyes and the wrinkles which trouble had furrowed in her face, she could not tire of looking at it. [10]
- You couldn't pry that out of a Boston man if you had the tire of all creation straightened out for a crowbar. [6]
- Well, I suppose that everything had been done which could be thought of to tire Joan's body and mind, but it was a mistake; one more device had been invented. [5]
- Jane reflected that one hundred and twenty miles, with probably a great deal of climbing on foot, all in three days, was enough to tire any rider. [13]
- We never tire of watching it, thinking that it could not be spared from the landscape. [4]
- Maybe he'll tire of the handsome rip--for handsome she is, like a yellow lily growin' out o' mud--and go back to his lawful wife, that believes he's at the mines, when he's drinkin' and colloguin' wid a fly-away. [11]
- For he'll tire of all this, and then--half-mourning for some one! [11]
- It would tire me to rest so much. [5]
- The mare leaned low on her bit, and travelled like a thirsty hound to water, the sorrel tugged at the snaffle, and went like a bullmoose hurrying to his herd, "That long low gallop that can tire The hounds' deep hate or hunter's fire. [11]
- Both play and lecture must be vivid, varied, picturesque, stimulating, or the audience would tire before the allotted time was over. [6]
- So now he kind of lifts a little in his chair and says: "'I tire of globes and aces! [5]
- But I knowed I could tire him out at that. [5]
- Don't you remember how almost impossible it was for me to tire myself at the Villa? [5]
- I also told him the principle upon which I had conducted it; which was, to tire the enemy. [5]
- You get a great deal for your money, in variety and quantity; but you don't exactly know what it is: and in time you tire of odds and ends, which destroy your hunger without exactly satisfying you. [4]
- Begobs, yours has got you like a tire on a wheel! [11]
- I can't stand George Eliot and Hawthorne and those people; I see what they are at a hundred years before they get to it and they just tire me to death. [5]
- I have stood for this many and many an hour--and you can't think how it does tire one! [5]
- And soon the expression, even of his eyes, changed, and he fixed them on the lads's figure with a gaze of loving contemplation, as though it were some noble work of art that he could never tire of admiring. [10]
- I liked that experiment very much, and did not tire of repetitions of it. [5]
- I shall never, even in thought, tire of Brandon. [4]
- Here stand I by thy side to prove it; and mind I tell thee thou might'st have a worser friend than Miles Hendon and yet not tire thy legs with seeking. [5]
- If he had as many legs as a centipede, they would tire before night. [4]
- The coast of Anticosti is cheerless, and it is possible even to tire of sun and water. [11]
- It must be a very stupid dog that lets himself be run over by a fast driver in his gig; he can jump out of the wheel's way after the tire has already touched him. [6]
- It is not a tourist's guide, not a detailed description of sights which tired the traveller in staring at them, and tire the reader who attacks the wearying pages in which they are recorded. [6]
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