1 He soon began to tire of her.

2 A nail pierced the tire of his car.

3 He felt he would never tire of international cricket.

4 I never tire of reading classics.

5 Sooner or later he'll tire of politics.

6 She stayed in the hope that he'd tire of his bit on the side.

7 She was sure that he would soon tire of her.

8 She was beginning to tire of all their bowing and scraping.

9 There are plenty of restaurants for those who tire of shopping.

10 The public never seems to tire of Hollywood gossip.

11 Someday, even adolescent males may tire of the cheap thrills it provides, but that day has yet to come.

12 Their owners never seem to tire of tossing scrap metal into the waters of their harbour home.

13 Maybe Antonietta herself will tire of me when the novelty wears off.

14 She felt she would never tire of the way Ludo demonstrated each change in his mood.

15 I never tire of watching this strange beast that lurches like a turkey and sways its neck like a swan.

16 After a bit, Bill had started to tire of her company.

17 Or do you wait till they tire of the taunting and go to release the victim when the coast is clear?

18 I never tire of listening to music.

19 A nail pierced the tire of our car.

20 I never tire of listening to this serenade.

21 It is, as the morbidly glib never tire of reminding us, as natural as life.

22 These are the sort of remarks parents never tire of hearing.

23 This is the kind of toy that children will soon tire of.

24 Although supermarkets are flashy and space-age, a future generation will eventually tire of traipsing round the endless aisles.

25 They are supremely intelligent and although quick to learn, they tire of new tricks easily.

26 The by radioimmunoassay and Ti uptake are decreased due to fail tire of adequate secretion of hormones.

27 I look at both my sewing and knitting as wonderful gifts that I will never tire of.

28 Yet certain films he would watch over and over again and never tire of them.

29 Dorsal vertebra back extensor group soft tissue harm on clinical more common, but causes the chest pain partner to tire of the oil, the mouth has the fish fishy smell symptom to be extremely rare.

30 Even a bride who professes delight with her groom's boyishness ' will tire of being the only adult in the family if her husband doesn't grow up soon.

1 He soon began to tire of her.

2 A nail pierced the tire of his car.

3 This is the kind of toy that children will soon tire of.

31 No mould is needed to be made specially for the tire of the car wheel, so that the manufacturing cost is effectively reduced and the assembly is more convenient.

32 Using temperature measurement of tire and blow point text , confirm new size tire of cure conditions.

33 Tire of fork - lift truck cent and crawler two kinds big.

34 The Peace Prize was widely welcomed as a shot in the arm for their movement by fellow protesters, even though many had begun to tire of what some complained was a "dictatorial 3 " style of her own.

35 I am beginning to tire of patching you up, Captain.

36 While it might be fun to relive your youth for a few weeks, you’ll eventually tire of the club hopping, all-night binge drinking and the other things men over 30 shouldn't be doing.

37 Sooner or later he may tire of constantly putting himself last.

38 The Pirates benefit from a backlash against "professionalisation" of politics, but voters may tire of amateurs.

39 A multi-million-dollar paper recycling plant needs an unvarying stream of constant quality old paper to operate; it cannot afford to be down a day if volunteers tire of bundling their used newspapers.