So, are dating app users getting tired of endlessly swiping?
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But I'm also getting tired of running towards the lightning.
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European VCs are getting tired, and who can blame them.
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Jimmy Fallon sounded like he was getting tired of watching.
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Players were swapped out to avoid getting tired or bored.
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Listen folks, I've won so much, I'm getting tired of winning.
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But the problem is people are getting tired of these. OK?
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She was getting tired, but the day was not over yet.
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" This is "something's gotta give — and we're getting tired of asking.
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She asked if we were getting tired of "talking about Ellroy".
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At this point I'm getting tired of hearing about the Triangle.
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She looked amazing, but you could tell she was getting tired quickly.
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People are getting tired of general purpose social networks, such as Facebook.
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Wood told friends he was getting tired of being a football trailblazer.
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I'm getting tired from a full day and getting a good sleep.
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Congressional Republicans indicated they're getting tired of the constant stream of scandals.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Is the oil market getting tired of OPEC's verbal intervention?
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The neck is getting tired now of turning from side to side.
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She had a feeling that he was getting tired of their marriage.
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But he and his wife are getting tired of the Subway system.
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Code switching is a term I'm getting tired of, but code switching.
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" She continued, "So many people are finally getting tired of the dominance.
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She could uncharacteristically feel herself getting tired between points, particularly long ones.
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But that effort failed, and European leaders are getting tired of endless negotiations.
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People were just getting tired of what they've seen before on the news.
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Also the sea, because rats can swim for a mile without getting tired.
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Plus, according to founder and producer Kevin Lyman, he was just getting tired.
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"I'm getting tired of this," Erdrich said, when I mentioned Faulkner to her.
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Getting tired of seeing the same person deliver monologues in between award categories?
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Well I was getting tired of my messages being left on read anyway.
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The manner of delivering the message seems to be getting tired, as well.
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You can tell I was getting tired because my form wasn't perfect here.
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If you're getting tired of hearing about HIIT, it's time to listen up.
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"There is a point where the public starts getting tired," Mr. Murray said.
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But Deutsche Welle reports locals are getting tired of so many rowdy visitors.
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But the Army is getting tired of merely tweaking 100-year-old technology.
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But is America getting tired of laughing at the antics of the president?
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"I'm getting tired of all this winning," Matt House, Mr. Schumer's communications director, tweeted.
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It's emotional and mental labor that I am getting tired of having to do.
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Getting tired of hearing those pre-flight warnings about the Samsung Galaxy Note7 ban?
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In my thirties I was getting tired of doing things over and over again.
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But that process, too, has been slow — and people are getting tired of waiting.
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"Vigils and prayers, sort of the same patterns, are just ... getting tired," he said.
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But that didn't do anything for Miller's mood—he's getting tired of this shit.
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Getting tired of waking up to the bullhorn and the sounds and the cussing.
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I was running low on some key things and getting tired of PB&Js.
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A lot of pitches early in the game, no doubt he was getting tired.
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I also think he was just getting tired of only doing the raging songs.
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Polls indicate that Italians may be getting tired of Mr. Salvini, but how tired?
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It's an exhausting cycle, one that even Trump's supporters may be getting tired of.
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The phone game is getting tired, and Apple needs to re-accelerate its momentum.
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Many people in Britain and on the Continent are getting tired of the uncertainty.
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But now I'd found myself getting tired of them halfway through the vacation week.
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If I'm studying and I feel myself getting tired, I just go to bed.
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Lil Wayne had had it up to HERE and was getting tired of it.
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Thought about continuing through to somewhere else but then was hungry and getting tired.
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And I would think 49ers executives might be getting tired of the entire relationship, too.
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Or maybe he was just getting tired and needed a break, which is also important.
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They are also getting tired of paying higher urban rents and watching those rents rise.
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However, I found my eyes getting tired after more than an hour wearing the Focals.
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Still waiting for those antibiotics to kick in; I'm getting tired of feeling so crummy.
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"He's onto something, because secretly everybody's getting tired of political correctness, kissing up," he said.
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Are you getting tired of talking about Guided By Voices when your music is mentioned?
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Is it something you can listen to over and over without getting tired of it?
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I'm getting tired of this meal, though, and will definitely need to switch it up tomorrow.
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So just when you might be getting tired of one character, another can take the spotlight.
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The best-known bitcoin bull on Wall Street is getting tired of forecasting short-term prices.
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Even Republicans are now getting tired of it — and not just dark money–funded marketing groups.
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After a couple years, I moved to New York and started getting tired of straightening it.
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"The dollar is getting tired at these levels," said Dean Popplewell, chief currency strategist at Oanda.
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They are not getting tired that they&aposre not saying, as Ari says, any hard evidence.
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" Though Mattioli says she prefers the sarcastic uses to the literal, "even that is getting tired.
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Photo illustration from a photo via ShutterstockAre your legs getting tired from all the Pokémon Go?
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The reason for this is I am getting tired of the death threats and hate emails.
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"Getting tired of waking up to the bullhorn and the sounds and the cussing," he added.
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Running a race on empty could lead runners to getting tired too early in the race.
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I just thought that's how rock stars behaved… He never looked like he was getting tired.
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Being taken for granted for a long time is why people are getting tired with austerity.
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He's also getting tired of the staid cookery show format perpetuated by his Food Tube channel.
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Mark, still training in Mexico and Texas, was getting tired of living out of a suitcase.
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Ashley Rivas was 26 when she noticed she was getting tired earlier than usual on her runs.
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You are probably getting pretty tired of hearing that, and we're definitely getting tired of reminding everyone.
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As I've said so often that I know you're getting tired of it, that customization is important.
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You'd see the behind the scenes sometimes on the show of her getting tired or going outside.
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I think more people will tell you they're getting tired of his antics, the way he acts.
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"The longer we don't see results, people are going to start getting tired and disappointed," he said.
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Cereal bars are also great as they are a slow release and stop me from getting tired.
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"I'm trying to keep myself above water, and I'm getting tired because I don't want to drown."
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Saturday will mark the fifth day of the Senate impeachment proceedings and senators are already getting tired.
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Even though King still won, it appears that at least some people in the district are getting tired.
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Your long-suffering Republican allies/hostages are finally getting tired of having to defend you all the time.
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"I was getting tired of the unhealthiness of acrylic nails — the odor, fumes, the dust," Venage-Mohl says.
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First Insight's CCO, Jim Shea, told Quartz that shoppers might even be getting tired of that waiting game.
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He wanted me to do a good job for him and, therefore, he was explaining without getting tired.
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One night, sitting at a restaurant with my family, I found myself getting tired and suddenly started crying.
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He was getting tired and weak, his son said, but planned to return to work at some point.
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The market is getting tired and that's a reason to be cautious, said Peter Costa, president of Empire Executions.
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We're back with another episode of The Bachelor, and if you're getting tired of hearing about Corinne … well, sorry.
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During my entire ride, I'm completely focused on my level of comfort and whether my legs are getting tired.
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Queen Latifah wears a lot of hats: singer, producer, actor, businesswoman, CoverGirl...we're getting tired just thinking about it.
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That sounds cool in theory, but in practice, the site senses when you're getting tired, then complains about it.
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In 683, after getting tired of debating automatic bids and at-large selections with his friends, he started Bracketville.
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If you stocked your pantry with loads of peanut butter, you might be getting tired of perpetual P.B.&J.s.
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Because on one hand, you can argue, artists are getting tired of audiences consuming things via their cell phones.
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The owner said he was just getting tired — but WebMD says it could either be gout, polio or scurvy.
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"You know, you're getting tired, your breath can get kind of shallow—you have to pace it," she said.
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She could blow out her hair to a smooth brunette sheen without any frizz or her arm getting tired.
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But for now, Nick has thoughts about their arrangement and he says he's getting tired of only hooking up virtually.
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He had established himself under an assumed identity and was raising a family and was getting tired of being undercover.
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If you were getting tired of Spider-Man, this animated take on the character may well turn you back around.
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He goes along with it, seeing the funny side, but there's also a sense he's getting tired of the schtick.
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So, if you find yourself getting tired of the standard iOS keyboard, maybe it's time to try GBoard for iOS.
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" And he sees an opportunity now because, as he put it in Hamburg, "in many respects, people are getting tired.
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"Many patients don't know it's happening and they think they're getting tired or hungry and symptoms are returning," he explained.
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You'll be in a fun, flirtatious mood today, but you may find yourself getting tired earlier than usual this evening.
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How can a film about such thoroughly tiresome people be one that I can't imagine ever getting tired of watching?
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A popular alternative is that some non-Catholic lawmakers were just getting tired of having a priest in the job.
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"There's no sense of getting tired of them, because it's the good Lord's work," she said of the repeated storms.
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Rocketship, in New York City: I voted for Donald Trump, yet I am slowly getting tired of all this nonsense.
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"I'm getting tired of it now," Spieth said Friday after signing his scorecard and dozens of autographs for young fans.
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This is not just my view – plenty of other leading businessmen supporting our party are getting tired of the Chancellor's propaganda.
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It's clear I was getting tired about three-quarters of the way through as my 1003-meter pace began to drop.
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"He's onto something because secretly everybody's getting tired of political correctness, kissing up," the acclaimed actor and director told Esquire magazine.
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" A source said that Jolie's been so miffed by the situation, "Even the people around her are getting tired of it.
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I'm getting tired of seeing that's the reason people don't like the movie even though they haven't even seen the movie.
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Now scientists have shed some more light on just how these pink birds manage such a balancing act without getting tired.
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To prevent getting tired of this, switch out the meats and veggies or eat it with something else as a side.
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If you're getting tired of Facebook's user data — particularly your own — showing up in places it shouldn't, you're in good company.
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The players are getting tired and the game is opening up a little, but Iran just does not look like scoring.
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But those on the front lines of disasters said they were getting tired of delays on what they need most: money.
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Still, even while signs are brewing that the bull run is getting tired, few forecast a major dip in the markets.
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A source familiar said Lewandowski would only make such a move with Trump's "blessing," and said Lewandowski was getting tired of infighting.
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See, scientists already know that it's possible to genetically engineer mice to run a lot longer than normal mice without getting tired.
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If you love Chipotle but are getting tired of the same old tacos and Mexican salads, have we got news for you.
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Many of the games are still in beta and you can only play them for an hour or less before getting tired.
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We are late in this economic cycle and we are seeing all the classic signs of a recovery that is getting tired.
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Maybe you've been getting tired of your friend's seeming inability to make a decision, only to discover they have a Libra stellium.
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The meme is getting tired, but this man isn't—never have we feasted our eyes upon the absolutest of units until now.
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So, people were getting tired of that nonsense with the police and getting arrested when they raided bars and things like that.
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Does this mean users are getting tired of the Snapchat clones that are popping up in just about every social media service?
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It matters because we should really be getting tired of the Wild West approach to sensitive information being used however anyone wants.
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The group was getting tired, but decided they should hand out some photocopied stories to the offices that didn't take meetings. Sen.
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So, people were getting tired of that nonsense with the police, and getting arrested when they raided bars and things like that.
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We do need more people mad as hell, and I've seen some signs that Anderson Cooper is getting tired of the lying.
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In other news this week, the soprano Julia Bullock — I'm getting tired of calling her radiant, but it keeps coming to mind!
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One reason is frustration, with even Democrats who had supported previous interventions saying they were getting tired of presidents acting without approval.
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This sham #impeachment is a waste of America's time and the people of North Carolina are getting tired of it. pic.twitter.com/eKqt543yto
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Our vet friend tells us they're running appropriate tests and aren't taking us for a ride, but I'm just getting tired and stressed.
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Sanders supporters have been so active in getting posts near the top of Reddit, that some are getting tired of hearing about him.
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I'm looking for new books for my class because my co-teachers and I are getting tired of the books in our library.
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Aren't we getting tired of art entrepreneurs showing off how much money can be spent to achieve the latest version of surface perfection?
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But I was left with this nagging question: was I simply getting tired of roguelikes or were these games just doing it poorly?
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It's a pretty incredible story, and I don't think anyone is getting tired of the energy Henson brings to her roles anytime soon.
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"The market is getting tired of those headlines," Olivier Jakob, managing director of Swiss-based consultant PetroMatrix, said of a potential production freeze.
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There's no doubt investors are getting tired of seeing their funding poured into legislative and judicial battles, instead of actually growing the product.
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If your legs are getting tired or uncomfortable, you can cross your ankles, but keep both of your heels firmly on the ground.
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If you're getting tired of your phone's standard browser — particularly, how slow it is — then you may want to look into Amazon Silk.
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I want to stay but know that I should head home, so I mention that I'm getting tired and should probably head out.
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We spend a few hours wandering around enjoying the museum before we both start getting tired and head outside for some fresh air.
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"When you start getting tired, you think, O.K., I've got to be ready because the steep part is going to come," she said.
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The drug is said to be popular among militants because its speed-like quality allows them to fight for longer without getting tired.
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It's easy to imagine police getting tired of being called to citizen's homes every time they watch the latest episode of Law and Order.
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After years of lashing out at rivals, you might think T-Mobile chief John Legere would be getting tired, or at least hoarse. Nope.
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But having had wireless controllers on consoles for decades now, you'll probably find yourself getting tired of dealing with cords again real fast.[Nyko]
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It's not just the products themselves that seem to be aging — the manner of delivering the message seems to be getting tired, as well.
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At age 34, after a 13-year career in which he's never played less than 12 games, maybe he's getting tired of it. [CBS]
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You can only play Monopoly or Risk or whatever it is they were playing—games of chance, I guess—without getting tired of them.
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"Markets are getting tired" of the back-and-forth on the trade front, said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Investment Management in Chicago.
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"There was no question for us that customers were getting tired of product long before it had even arrived in the store," he said.
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"If it looks like he's getting tired and different things, you want to prevent an injury, not react to it," Rothschild said last month.
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After nine years of working at the same old job, she was getting tired of all the office politics and the occasional difficult client.
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Mista said she runs the risk of getting tired and not being able to care for her daughter without a full-time desk job.
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I'm getting tired, so I ask her to drive me back to our other grandmother's condo, where my brother and I are staying the night.
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I really need to get to the grocery store and bring lunch in, because budget and, well, because I am getting tired of steak tacos.
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"The market seems to be getting tired," said Scott Minerd, global chief investment officer at Guggenheim Investments, which has $237 billion in assets under management.
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For those entrepreneurs getting tired of the constant class warfare and tech monoculture of the Bay Area, L.A. is cementing itself as an attractive option.
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And devoid of actual interests of his own, Benjamin is destined for a lifetime of getting what he wants and then getting tired of it.
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Any of them would be a nice dish for the week, especially if you're finally getting tired of eating straight-up corn on the cob.
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But the actor, who spoke to Mr. Meyers on "Late Night" on Wednesday, is getting tired of friends asking him to record voice mail greetings.
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I debate taking melatonin but it'll just mess me up, so I browse BuzzFeed until 5:303 when I finally feel my eyes getting tired again.
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"It is a matter of the public getting tired of the same old leader in power," says Burrows, who's now at the Atlantic Council think tank.
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They were getting tired of the lower attendance and the public upset over this, even though, as you pointed out, they are trying to go global.
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Throughout the day, Culbert joked with the sisters by telling them they would need to help steer the car since he was getting tired of driving.
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We thought we'd help out and make some suggestions for the president, who must be getting tired of making budgetary decisions after seven years in office.
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"I was getting tired of feeling like I had to pace at night [to get in steps], and feeling like it ruled my life," Romm said.
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After several unsuccessful attempts at grabbing the dog, they noticed that she was getting tired and paddling slower, after treading water for at least an hour.
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But I was getting tired of sports bras and bralettes that didn't give me shape and showed my nipples, so I found a workaround: nipple covers.
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He's also joined in the Poo by Pennsatucky, who punches Angie after getting tired of the white supremacists pushing her around as punishment for Leanne's finger.
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I was also getting tired of wasting so much time endlessly scrolling through status updates from people whom I hadn't seen or talked to for years.
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" She added, "It's hard to tell if the changes are a response to the security breaches, or a result of people just getting tired of it.
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"I'm getting tired," she said, adding that she hopes the raise will allow her to work a little less and spend more time with her family.
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I can picture myself getting tired of a tattoo on my wrist, but the sweet dainty chain matches everything and just makes me look more put-together.
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My friend getting killed was a reason, going back and forth to jail was a reason, getting tired of taking losses in the street was a reason.
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Why now: They're getting tired of the uncertainty about whether insurers will get those payments, since they have to provide the subsidies whether they're reimbursed or not.
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But for what it's designed to do, the Glow has been a pleasant bedside device that I don't see myself getting tired of using any time soon.
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The 80-year old star of "Out of Africa" and "The Sting" told his grandson Dylan in an online interview that he was getting tired of acting.
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Although I was admittedly getting tired by the end of class, I was sad when Layden announced we only had one more song before the cool down.
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But a growing number of working people across all walks of life in our country are getting tired of Labor Days blurred with a sense of loss.
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But I'm getting tired of blaming Reagan for being Reagan; the American people have to take responsibility for this man — they wanted him; they wanted him twice.
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Apparently, "writing Harry Potter porn" is not a regular response to "what have you been up to?" and I was getting tired of having to explain myself.
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I'm also maybe getting tired, and I have this cold, but look—the point is that I am rich and not about to go bankrupt again, OK?
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" In a corporate lecture I later hear him give, he sums it up like this: "A beautiful woman you don't picture going to the restroom or getting tired.
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But if Miley Cyrus is to be believed and Britney's getting tired of being a pop star, it looks like she's got another career option: as an acrobat.
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She said that her staff was also getting tired of smelling weed while they placed orders, although inhaling secondhand herb seems pretty inevitable if you're working at Sonic.
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I've also thought about how I wish a clone of myself could walk into the room that moment to finish what I started because I was getting tired.
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"I'm sure there was a couple pitches I threw there at the end of the ballgame that maybe registered that I was getting tired or whatever," Allen said.
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If you're getting tired and your tongue just can't lick any longer, you can either use your hands or break out a vibrator to help finish the job.
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We don't know exactly when the remaining songs on this album are coming, but that's okay, because we won't be getting tired of "Green Light" any time soon.
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Yet no amount of the love and care for you they return is enough to quiet that omnipotent doubt in your head, and you're getting tired, so tired.
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The related question, I'm talking to you latish November, is whether your audiences in general are getting tired of Trump news, tired of politics, tired of the intensity.
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"The market is getting tired of hearing from OPEC how good they are, how compliant (with supply curbs) they are," said Eugen Weinberg, head of commodity research at Commerzbank.
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"She started getting tired and weaker and on the day she passed, she couldn't get out of bed and it was hard for her to wake up," says David.
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You know, I'm getting tired of that and the comment I made was that the demonization of carbon was just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler.
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Playing live is great, but I'm getting tired of playing music and doing shows and doing all of these soundchecks and waiting around; the waiting around is so boring.
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If you oversleep for even a few days, experts say you risk resetting your body clock to a different cycle, so you'll start getting tired later in the day.
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Like Xetum and Bathys, these boutique, small batch watches hit all the right notes and are affordable for those who might be getting tired of Android Wear or WatchOS.
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"Congress was getting tired of us coming to them with narrow fixes," said Daryl Friedman, the chief advocacy officer of the Recording Academy, the organization behind the Grammy Awards.
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If you oversleep for even a few days, experts say you risk resetting your body clock to a different cycle, so you'll start getting tired later in the day.
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At the same time, some customers said they were getting tired of buying sneakers on eBay or on random Facebook groups, where there was constant worry about getting duped.
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Capitals 3, Islanders 2 (Overtime) Justin Williams sensed that one of his linemates was getting tired late in the three-on-three overtime, so he waited for a line change.
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Corbett continued to move, weave, duck, and side-step—his dancing around eventually incurred the crowd's wrath—but he was getting tired and the champ was now landing more punches.
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"I think that age is going to trend even younger, because parents are getting tired of handing their smartphones to their kids," said Stacy DeBroff, chief executive of Influence Central.
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"I'm getting tired of out-of-state critics who sit 3533,000 miles away and complain, without taking the time to understand all we've done to help people," Mr. Hanley said.
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" Zeidman also debunked the rumor on Twitter Thursday, writing: "Really getting tired of reading all the bloggers commenting on @lizzo being banned from @STAPLESCenter couldn't be further from the truth.
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This is a reminder, this is the second time that this is happened in less than two years and business owners in the area say they&aposre getting tired of it.
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But not every industry can be monopolized (or at least, they can't be monopolized fast enough; even SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son admitted recently that he is getting tired of losing money).
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" While she was trying to deliver vaginally, he told her his shift was almost over "and he was getting tired so I should choose now or he would be worn out.
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So let this be a reminder that if you, like the lead designer of Gmail, are getting tired Gmail's new features — you can always try fixing it with a Chrome extension.
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YOU CAN'T CHANGE THAT BECAUSE ULTIMATELY YOU SOLVE NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES WHEN PEOPLE DECIDE THAT THEY'RE GETTING TIRED OF FOREGOING THE OBVIOUS ARBITRAGE, BUY CURRENCY AND STICK IT IN THE VAULT.
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" Lowe, now a radio veteran, agrees with this sentiment, and sees the artist-led shows at Beats 1 adopting this spirit: "We were all getting tired of going through the motions.
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But while the ski areas are rejoicing at this late season bounty, millions are getting tired of shoveling out their driveways, enduring power outages, and clearing up tree damage from their property.
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While manager Joe Girardi thought playing every day might lead to Sanchez's legs getting tired, he also noted Sanchez hit three foul balls into the second deck in left field this week.
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"What we see are Kansans getting tired of a lot of politics of division and bigotry," said Tom Witt, the executive director of the LGBT advocacy group Equality Kansas, which endorsed Davids.
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Them getting tired of all the lying may get them, I'm hoping, to apply this idea of strategic silence, which means as Dean Gilmore says, you don't give a loudspeaker to liars.
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Some of the pet peeves I have about other blowdryers — like my arms getting tired or the tool getting so hot that my hair is literally smoking — I didn't experience with the Airwrap.
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The British textbook attributed part of the American Revolution to British folks getting tired of fighting the French during the French and Indian war, a tidbit that an American textbook wouldn't have explored.
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Hamilton joined Donovan after sensing that Donovan was getting tired and supported him as a life preserver was thrown from the dock to pull the woman out of the water, he told Yahoo.
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Simone Giertz, inventor of deliberately shitty robots and machines, is at it again with an Applause Machine that was designed to prevent your hands from getting tired—you know, from too much clapping.
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"It's not true and it's not acceptable to suggest it," McCormack told the Toronto Sun, adding that officers are "getting tired" of being called racist as they respond to violence on the street.
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Someone with a higher maximal exercise capacity is able to achieve a faster walking pace or climb more stairs before getting tired, lead author Clinton Brawner told Reuters Health in an email interview.
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I think one of the reasons for that is because wine drinkers are getting tired of these extremely bold, high alcohol bombs that perhaps aren't incredibly food-friendly even though they're marketed as such.
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Compare that to a full-size shop vac that can gobble up junk for days, you might find yourself getting tired of constantly having to empty the M18 in the middle of a project.
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If you're worried about your hands getting tired or if you already know you need a lot of stimulation, Finn recommends using a powerful, wand-style vibrator like the iconic Hitachi Magic Wand Plus.
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In another video, according to the document, the man said that his hand was "getting tired" before stomping on the woman's neck with his right foot, cursing and saying that she needed to die.
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I was going to make it a little easier in my old, post-Phelpsian mid-30s, by just counting out the push-ups my partner would have done, without accounting for him getting tired.
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For 2015's Spectre, Eon Productions seemed to realize that audiences were getting tired of the grim cheerlessness of the recent Bond films, and these movies—essentially sequels to Casino Royale—had to lead somewhere.
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A headset made by Maven Machines detects if a driver is looking forward through the windshield, up, down or sideways, and measures mirror checks, which can decrease in frequency if a driver is getting tired.
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BARRY DILLER: One thing is, that I've been thinking about, is that we're going to all be pretty soon disappointed in the output of this, because the truth is, it's -- the workers are getting tired.
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ERIE, Pa. — A small group of voters we spoke to here, who had switched from Barack Obama to Donald Trump, are sticking with Trump in 2020 — unlike other swing voters who are getting tired of him.
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But it does seem people are getting tired of Dirty Cooper's brand of sinister shtick, including a pair of associates, Ray (George Griffith) and Darya (Nicole LaLiberte), who accepted a job to whack him for $500,000.
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We're always worried about what the Senate's gonna do and are trying to anticipate what shortcomings they're going to have, and I'm telling you there's members of the House that are really getting tired of that.
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News for those getting tired of hearing Galaxy Note 7 warnings before every flight they take, not to mention the staff who are tired of making them, those pre-flight announcements can now cease of today.
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Many were vocal about why he was so dangerous—particularly people of color, the LGBT community, and everyone who you were getting tired of seeing at protests before states started passing legislation to make protest illegal.
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If Mr. Kramon wants to go on a guilt trip, he can do so, but he is dead wrong that our generation shirked its responsibilities, and, frankly, I am getting tired of listening to this nonsense.
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Mike SimpsonMIchael (Mike) Keith SimpsonHouse passes Paycheck Fairness Act Press: Democrats dare to think big Dem chairwoman seeks watchdog probe of Park Service's shutdown operations MORE (R-Idaho) said he's getting tired of the repeated controversies.
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"Based on all this information, it can recognize if you're getting tired because the frequency of your eyelids opening and closing gets much slower," Annett Fischer, spokesperson for the Bosch interior monitor system, tells CNN Business.
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It's a stat I repeat over and over; it's a story I write and edit again and again, but frankly, I'm getting tired of talking about it, because it feels like most days no one is listening.
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Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker is flattered that fans of his show are thinking of him whenever they track him down to point out how frightening technology is to them, but he's getting tired of hearing it.
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Antropova says that the cat is gradually getting tired of the tiny monkey "biting and pinching" her, though, and that Fyodor is eventually going to head back to the zoo to hang with the other squirrel monkeys.
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This is the perfect gift to keep the magic of the holidays alive all year; parents will love it when it shows up on the doorstep just as their kids are getting tired with the previous box.
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Robert Provine was studying nerve cells for eight hours a day in a windowless lab when he made a keen observation that would alter his life, and the shape of social science: I am getting tired of this.
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In Episode 7, her conversation with Bojack — in which she talks about her fear of taking medication, and her fear of her boyfriend getting tired of her — is exactly the kind of exchange the show does so well.
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The free love mantra was getting tired as flights of dead were returning from Vietnam, the Manson and Altamont murders had people freaked, and harder drugs meant that Haight-Ashbury was now full of burnouts and petty criminals.
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But, in case you're getting tired of the OG juicy booty and waist trainer (though it's hard to believe that's possible), Kim is keeping things fresh with some brand-new additions to her app, and we can't wait.
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Kamala Harris' exquisite takedown of Joe Biden this week over his past opposition to busing, an odd thought occurred to me: Maybe we are getting tired of being such a "forgiving people," and that might not be so bad.
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I tried scrolling through my camera roll to locate the precise moment in which I felt compelled to take a selfie, but ultimately ended up getting tired of the exercise, giving up some time around May of last year.
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The Division 2 If you're getting tired of running around New York City and shooting looters as a plague destroys humanity, Ubisoft is ready to move you south to Washington DC in the sequel to its Tom Clancy inspired The Division.
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Over the 20-or-so hours I spent hurtling through space, exploring planets, fighting against the Forgotten Legion, and building up space colonies, I never found myself getting tired of the game thanks to its content-rich worlds and dynamic combat.
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Coming at the same time as the Russian collusion hysteria starting to wilt under Democrat self-doubt, and the crushing special election loss for Democrat Jon Ossoff in Georgia, maybe everyone really is getting tired of all of Trump's winning.
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News spreads around like the plague (not in a bad way, but it is comparable) and people are getting tired of hating the other side for the sake of just disagreeing, and they want more civilized discussions and respectful arguments.
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"The demonstrations on Tuesday were weaker in terms of numbers, and the country may be getting tired of the strikes," he said, adding that the holidays may weaken the ongoing protests and give time to the government to make some adjustments.
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I'm getting tired of this shit because there's a lot of motherfuckers who get glorified through this rap shit, and it's like y'all should feel like this is an obligation if you're a part of hip-hop culture, period point blank.
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Campanaro, who is the chef and owner of the Little Owl restaurant, recently spoke to the New York Post and revealed that he's getting tired of the tourists who constantly gather outside of his eatery at 90 Bedford St. in Greenwich Village.
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"Right now I can feel that I'm getting tired a little bit because we are more than two-and-a-half weeks here and it's always very cold," he said, wrapped up in a thick jacket and woolly hat inside the media room.
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When you get questions like, "We firmly believe Hillary will try and steal this election through vote fraud (...) What is your campaign doing to ensure that we have a fair election?" or "Are you getting tired of winning," the answers just flow.
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The company was also showcasing some industrial applications of its technology, things like eye tracking that lets a car know when the driver is getting tired and high-speed sorting robots that won't chop your hand off if you get in its way.
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"What's changed from my perspective is that this is the third year in a row I've earned over $100,000 from the platform and I'm getting tired of worrying about whether all my work is going to vanish," Eli Etherton told The Verge.
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From Pinterest boards dedicated to the best Air Fryer recipes to the Food Network's Pioneer Woman line of Instant Pots, it's safe to say if you don't own one of these devices by now, you're probably getting tired of hearing about them.
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I'm not terribly keen on finding out how many wolf testicles and milk-fed polyps he eats on the newest season of Bizarre Foods, and I suspect that with ten seasons behind him, he's getting tired of talking to reporters about that anyway.
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Until recently, he earned $11 an hour assembling pizza boxes for a company located in nearby St. Louis, but the long shifts went overnight, and he quit after getting tired of waiting two hours or more for the bus to show up.
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"This was me simply trying to do something for the community in a light that I saw that was needed and honestly if you ask me people are getting tired of hearing that they have to take a script just to feel better," he said.
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"The market is getting tired of hearing from OPEC how good they are, how compliant (with supply curbs) they are and especially how all their projections for inventories falling seemed to be moved into the future," said Eugen Weinberg, head of commodity research at Commerzbank.
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The refrain is getting tired, and success still eludes, which brings us to the Xperia X. This is Sony's latest try at that resurgence, this time marked by the company taking its US ventures a little more seriously, launching both here and in Europe simultaneously.
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"We're getting tired of embalming the dead, because there are so many" Drug dealers and users are surrendering to the police by the hundreds of thousands, hoping to avoid death at the hands of gun-toting vigilantes left to roam free by the cops.
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A lot of us are getting tired of this closed session deal where the America people are kept in the dark, and then people come out, and somehow mysteriously we hear little bits and pieces about what happened, or the flavor of what happened behind closed doors.
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Though I loved the music, I was getting tired of being a subculture within a subculture; by 16, I was listening to Top 40 and hip hop, switching out my dark makeup for more natural tones, and my Vans checkered slip-ons for boots with the fur.
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That said, I can't help tease that this is the second pivot sanctioned by Hadzaad and that perhaps investors are getting tired of the change in strategy; a B2B company can look a lot less sexy from the outside than one that consumers directly interact with.
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In the car, the empathetic AI assistant will adapt to the individual user and, for example, provide personalized suggestions for trying out new features in the car or suggest that you open the window and get some fresh air when it senses you are getting tired.
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While Paramount's "The Last Knight" did hit No. 2545 in North America, it made just 57 percent of what its prequel, "Transformers: Age of Extinction," made in its first five days in 2014, showing once again that consumers are getting tired of franchises overstaying their welcomes.
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According to some historical accounts, however, police were supposedly getting tired of the Mafia's stronghold on the city's bars—although it is disputed to what extent the police are actually just feeling the pressure of residents who live near the bars filing complaints about the disorder on their doorstep.
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"I don't necessarily think he was getting tired, but the way that seventh inning started to unfold, (Matt) Barnes comes in and makes a great pitch to get the ground-ball double play," said Farrell, who was able to pull Porcello after only 82 pitches with a safe lead.
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Back in February 2014, the eminent American photographer Abelardo Morell found himself getting tired of the same old thing — that thing being his annual ritual of gifting Lisa A. McElaney, his wife and partner of almost 40 years, with a bouquet of flowers on the occasion of her birthday.
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"Bentley himself was just, I think, another in a series of dominoes that were falling here, where people are just getting tired of having voted for folks in office that end up embarrassing them, that are not what they say," said Doug Jones, Mr. Moore's Democratic opponent in December.
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" At the core of my strange fascination with the Chainsmokers is this apparent blend of deep insecurity and supreme confidence, a dichotomy reflected in a tweet Taggart issued last night, presumably in response to the cover story: "I'm really getting tired of being referred to as a 'bro' by the press.
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It also notes that the average number of spam reports has dropped from 25,000 a day in March to 17,000 a day in May, which Twitter is taking to mean that spam is being effectively combatted, but it could really just mean that people are getting tired of reporting spam.
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The current version of the robot's only limitation is that it's still dependent on a human to blow into it, but its creator is working on building an automated air pump so that the Ardu McDuino can play the bagpipes 24 hours a day, seven days a week, without ever getting tired. Hooray?
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Meanwhile, Republicans are getting tired of the nonstop barrage of media questions about Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen and former campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE. Sen.
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I'm getting to a place where I'm getting tired of it and trying to figure out where there is room to move and grow in this industry and not drink all the time, and maybe work hours where I can see people in my life who aren't in this industry and, you know, go to the beach on weekends.
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This tactic works especially well against the fast-paced, free-flowing ball movement and cutting that was perfected by teams like the 63 San Antonio Spurs; instead of running through dozens of screens—and getting tired or making mistakes in the process—smart, versatile defenders can read their switches just as quickly as offensive players can screen and cut.
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Read: Even Republicans are getting tired of misinformation out of the White House On the campaign trail, the president also vowed his repeal and replace of Obamacare would protect health coverage for millions, though the GOP bill that fell one vote short in the Senate would have stripped coverage from more than 20 million Americans, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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" The memoir also demonstrated her talent for snappy, provocative writing about sex ("My mouth was getting tired and chapped from giving so many blowjobs") and culture: "Perhaps the next time half-a-million people gather for a protest march on the White House green, it will not be for abortion rights or gay liberation, but because we're all so bummed out.
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The hall is a contrast to the more formal museum displays in the previous rooms, so when "Pepper" from Japan's Softbank Robotics asked me for a fist-bump, I wasn't sure if I was allowed to touch its plastic hand and then felt guilty when the robot said its arm was getting tired and gave up — such is the empathy inspired by its gently rounded eyes and face.
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I lie in bed for about 30 minutes before I realize I won't be falling back asleep anytime soon, so I get up, grab some water, and take a few laps around the apartment to clear my head a little before sliding back into bed between the dog and A. I try to meditate for a few minutes and feel myself getting tired...until the cat starts screaming because he wants attention.
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That said, I think there is a little bit of misunderstanding, at least within our gym, the level of testosterone and aggression involved with what we're doing—even though it's really hard and there's a lot of challenging aspects to it, people are lifting weights and dropping weights and getting tired during workouts and rolling on the ground—it's really not a culture, within our gym, of screaming and pushing yourself and getting angry and snorting smelling salts before lifts.
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