1 "It's like being in an exhausted receiver," he thought.
2 Ethan's arts were soon exhausted, and after an embarrassed pause he wished Hale good day and opened the door of the office.
3 People's faces looked pinched and the few soldiers Scarlett saw wore the exhausted look of racers forcing themselves on through the last lap of a race already lost.
4 The exhausted horse did not respond to the whip or reins but shambled on, dragging his feet, stumbling on small rocks and swaying as if ready to fall to his knees.
5 She was too exhausted and weak from fright to tolerate weakness in anyone else.
6 There had been nothing to eat except milk since breakfast, for the yams were exhausted and Pork's snares and fishlines had yielded nothing.
7 Scarlett, lying exhausted in bed, feebly and silently thanked God that Ashley had too much sense to belong to the Klan and Frank was too old and poor spirited.
8 Because she was too exhausted by her anger to do otherwise, Scarlett sulkily promised and went home, haughtily refusing any overtures of peace from her household.
9 Her mind fled back to the night Tony Fontaine had come to them, hunted, exhausted, without money.
10 She felt exhausted in body and drained of emotions.
11 Bertha has been behaving more than ever like a madwoman, and George's powers of credulity are very nearly exhausted.
12 What exhausted her was the sight of Bea and Olaf turned into flaccid invalids, uncomfortably flushed after taking food, begging for the healing of sleep at night.
13 Their clothes and boots were steaming, and they both looked exhausted.
14 Surely, his exhausted spirit, so tired of cold and crowding and the struggle with the ever-falling snow, was resting now in this quiet house.
15 He always bore down on the handles of the cultivator and drove the blades so deep into the earth that the horses were soon exhausted.