Exhausted used in a sentence

Exhausted in a sentence as an adjective

Sounds like she's exhausted, and needs a break.

Well, one day a user who had exhausted all of the other prizes tried going to Best Buy with his copy.

I'm embarrassed to say that I called in sick a few times because I was too exhausted to get out of bed.

There's tons of people who love SC3k, and even 2k. I pretty much exhausted all I care to do with this new SC inside of 2 weeks and uninstalled it.

Hint: at 5pm, after 11 hours of work, 3 hours of lecturing, I am tired, mentally exhausted and I want to go and get some rest.

Do you realise that they get exhausted sitting in their cars due to traffic jams and they reach office completely tired?

If I'm exhausted I can take a nap, in an office I'd have to just push through and get nothing done rather than actually getting refreshed.

"Don’t just sit and stare at it: think hard; until you’re exhausted; then come back the next day and try again" is the piece of advice to the stuck student.

If no changes are made, once the trust fund is exhausted, people will continue receiving at least 75% of their entitlement indefinitely.

Problem solved right?Lesson #3: If at all possible, avoid having to resolve problems when exhausted/distracted.

After a time, and certainly after we die, we have presumably exhausted whatever benefit we get from such control.

Have we really exhausted all other approaches including education on the subject?

If something needed doing -- planting a field, fixing a tractor, feeding livestock -- they got it done. They didn't quit working when the work was done, because the work was never done. They momentarily paused when they were too exhausted to continue.

"Optimizing for 6 hours of sleep""every day, getting out of bed is one of the hardest things I do""Every night, when I crawl into bed, I’m exhausted by all I’ve done that day.

As an introvert repeatedly flummoxed and exhausted by office politics in the earliest stages of my career, I very nearly resigned myself to always being overlooked.