Does Mr Blair seem bowed down or wearied by these great burdens as he begins his holiday?
On the other hand, I could bring in the wearied freight-train men who had lain out all night.
Wearied of politics, feeling old, he retired at the end of his second.
Solo tourism was growing in popularity among the young people, and even in the course of our time together my fellow-tourists had wearied of hustling so much.
As in 1973, the American political elite this time egged on by vested corporate interests has wearied of resisting the tenacious, albeit destitute and desperate, Vietnamese communists.
As in 1973, the American political elite -- this time egged on by vested corporate interests -- has wearied of resisting the tenacious, albeit destitute and desperate, Vietnamese communists.
McCain acknowledged that his proposal is a risky one, that the opposition lacks cohesion and that the American public has wearied of war, but said that should not dissuade U.S. officials from moving forward.
My poor Canadians were alternately wearied and terrified.
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That decade, neatly framed by the financial crash of 1929 and the renewal of hostilities in Europe in 1939, a time-between-time of rather wearied aftermath and ominous foreboding, was crisply and surely characterised by its poets.
While other fabric and wallpaper purveyors, such as Eskayel, are creating the look of shibori patterns through hand-painting, workshops teaching the real thing are popping up from California to Maine giving anyone who's wearied of the ikat trend the opportunity to dye another way.
The tougher rules in Switzerland have struck a chord with a Swiss public wearied by a string of high-profile corporate mishaps, and had looked likely to pass since news broke two weeks ago that the Swiss pharmaceuticals giant Novartis planned to give its departing chairman a SFr72m pay-off, even though the plans were subsequently dropped.
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