Tired, lad?

You look very tired.

I was a little tired.

I feel a little sick.

They look tired.

Nancy looks tired.

Nancy looks tired.

Nancy looks so tired.

Nancy looks so tired.

You look a bit sickly.

I'm so terribly... Terribly tired.

I ran until I couldn't any longer.

Enough talk about being tired.

I've got a very sick patient

Ten years of sweating.

Granma, you look kind of tired.

He looked more than tired to my eyes.

When they get tired, they'll stop.

Sing that song, No Ways Tired.

I was so tired of traveling.

Not even worth it.

Ed had been mixing his rye with his gin, and he...

I'm dead tired.

All right, I guess. A little tired.

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Kaputt?

You going to use your car after all? I'm not quite through.

We were cold and very tired.

I'm sick and tired of your sarcasm.

or a man who has an injured foot, or an injured hand,

Or a man that is brokenfooted, or brokenhanded,

He is too tired to study.

The result is a weariness, a fugitive state of concealment, and reticence.

The appetite of the laboring man labors for him for his mouth urges him on.

He that laboureth laboureth for himself for his mouth craveth it of him.

Why do I always tire people out like this? I'm sorry.

But it's worth it.

You must be having it tough. You seem so tired.

But a little weak, still.

I hope they don't get tired of hats.

Get those kids to bed. They look tired.

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