This woman is bone-tired, and more than a little disgusted.
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Angela and Henry are obviously bone-tired from raising two daughters.
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We would get home covered in nasty rashes, caked in mud and bone-tired.
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I am bone tired but aware of the stack of work I have to do.
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Bone-tired and out of patience, she decided to smuggle her pump past the security checkpoint.
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He couldn't stay awake because he was bone-tired from having worked at a restaurant until midnight.
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She was suffering from severe back pain and felt bone-tired, unable to get out of bed.
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This article was originally published in Dutch on MUNCHIES NL. More often than not, chefs are bone tired.
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"I look at myself during that time and I would drag home, so utterly bone-tired," she says.
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Photograph by Emin Özmen / Magnum for The New Yorker Hossein was bone-tired, but he wanted to celebrate.
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But Jeff's disciplined supervisor, played with bone-tired alertness by Mr. Henry, has a strict list of rules and regulations.
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As it turned out, that was an unappealing proposition, and I was bone-tired from having not slept the night before.
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But he'll leave with several dozen other House Republicans, many of whom have said they're bone tired of today's political climate.
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When I was bone tired but mentally wired, I also found the Somnox rather helpful at coaxing me into a short nap.
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On his trail is a cop, John Hunt (Casey Affleck), bone-tired at forty, who is invigorated, not angered, by the quest.
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Yet, even when they came home weary and bone-tired, my parents found a way to show us all who we could be.
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But around 2009 or 2010, she started to deal with an array of health maladies, just being bone-tired, experiencing different infections that wouldn't go away.
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Near Eastwatch, a bone-tired Gendry passes out right at the edge of the gate, with only enough energy to tell Davos to send a raven. Bravo!
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Bone-tired slaves — who fed the cane stalks into the mechanical rollers that pressed them into juice — lost hands or were pulled into the rollers and dismembered.
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Buma Perusi was one of the first victims I spoke to when I arrived in Ituri province and she was bone-tired on the morning we met.
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I was bone-tired, having come straight from a long night of partying at The BPM Festival in Playa Del Carmen, a resort town about an hour-long, bleary-eyed cab ride away.
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"Look at what your baby's doing to me," she snarls at her bone-tired husband, Tim (David Harbour, excellent), a beer salesman unhappily transplanted from his native Chicago to an isolated starter house in rural Illinois.
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By the time they were 21, the twins had had enough, sick of being treated like possessions, traveling in steerage while their manager slept in first class, forced to perform when they were sick or simply bone-tired.
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But because they have to be placed carefully in a grid, it lowers that chances that you're going to find those elegantly long, crunchy entries like LEAD BALLOON, TETRAHEDRA, BONE TIRED, PAPER TOSS, UBER DRIVER or ESCAPE ROOM.
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Growing up, my family went back and forth between lower middle class and working class, yet even when they came home weary and bone tired my parents found a way to show us all who we could be.
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I tried many, many times to explain what a moment like that means to a little girl, a kid watching from the cheap seats as my mom came through the door bone tired from cleaning other people's houses.
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And I've tried many, many times to explain what a moment like that means to a little girl, a kid watching from the cheap seats as my mom came through the door bone tired from cleaning other people's houses.
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And I have tried many times to explain what a moment like that means to a little girl, a kid watching from the cheap seats as my mom came through the door, bone tired from cleaning other people's houses.
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"I tried many, many times to explain what a moment like that means to a little girl, a kid watching from the cheap seats as my mom came through the door bone-tired from cleaning other people's houses," she said.
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Few if any people blend the personal and political as well as Ms. Winfrey, and she wove together stories of her childhood, watching Sidney Poitier win an Oscar in 1964 while her mother, "bone-tired from cleaning other people's houses," watched.
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STIREWALT: Oh my gosh, we can barely get five feet at a time and we just kept making this pilgrim&aposs progress through all of this sea of humanity and he was -- even though he was absolutely bone tired, he was gracious with all of these people.
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In Tillery's estimation, with its chorus line "Made me chill right to the bone", "Tired of Midnight Blue" was Harrison reaching "rock bottom".Tillery, p. 117. As the most obvious example of his embracing of soul music on the album, he wrote "Ooh Baby (You Know That I Love You)" as the first of two tributes to Smokey Robinson, a singer whose work with the Miracles he had admired since the early 1960s.Leng, p. 182.Clayson, p. 358. In addition to these compositions, Harrison revisited two unused recordings: the Motown-styledLeng, p. 180. "You", and "His Name Is Legs (Ladies and Gentlemen)", which open and close the album, respectively.
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When network censors cut a joke about a "water closet" (a term used for a toilet) from the show's February 10, 1960, broadcast tape before airtime without warning, he received national attention by walking off the program the following evening in protest. He did not return until three weeks later, after the network apologized and he was allowed to tell the joke. Paar's emotional nature made the everyday routine of putting together a 105-minute program difficult to continue for more than five years. As a TV Guide item put it, he was "bone tired" of the grind, although he later confided to interviewer Dick Cavett that leaving the program was the greatest mistake of his life.
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