"tiring of" or "tiring for"?
As for tiring of the never-ending battle. |
Appleyard is tiring of the media attention. |
Already we seem to be tiring of the fairytale. |
For customers tiring of long lines at noon on Friday, Ginger Seamster had some advice. |
Seasons 3 and 4 I stopped watching partway through because I was tiring of the formula. |
Long-term Assad supporter Russia, some experts say, may be tiring of the Syrian leader. |
If someone doesn't feel compelled to pray for you and is tiring of reading your posts, they don't have to read them. |
Tiring of the debate the others agreed to shunt the whole debate onto a ' wiki ' page where it would be allowed to die. |
There wasn't much time now, and you could see in the Highbloods eyes that they were tiring of your and Rosa's meddling. |
Tiring of the dress and the control panel, he climbed down and sat under the Bluebird, sharing a pipe with his companions. |
Lots of black text is tiring for the eyes. |
Which is tiring for me playing as Rangers. |
I am now 90 and this is indeed tiring for me. |
And so it was that Joseph's days were long and tiring for as long as he could remember. |
White people are not the only ones, and it becomes tiring for it to be presented that way. |
Days at the clinic are full and tiring for Christine and Riley, but also rich and rewarding. |
The reason people don't like reading of active lit screens is because they emit light, wich is very tiring for the eyes. |
Such happening can not only be potentially frustrating for you, but tiring for viewers looking for more meaningful comments. |
But if I were to teach the Dhamma and others did not understand me that would be tiring for me, that would be troublesome to me. |
Take a sling/wrap with you Your baby feels safe against you but it can be tiring for you and uncomfortable for him to be carried. |
This can get very tiring after a while. |
Whatever, it still gets tiring after a while. |
Writing about Muslim riots becomes tiring after a while. |
Holding your palm up in the air becomes tiring after a short while as it feels unnatural. |
Even the tentative teen romance, a novelty for the series, starts to get tiring after a while. |
It is quite tiring after studying 2 hours because absorbing quality of my brain is becoming poor. |
Unfortunately, there are a vast number of clichs throughout this film which does get a little tiring after a while. |
Even dumb blondes can get tiring after a while (although there is something certainly to be said for getting tired on occasion. |
I arrived on Tuesday morning and we have been training twice a day in Porirua, which has been pretty tiring after the flight over. |
It is fun but as an adult it does get tiring after a while (even though I was only scoring!) -- the children never seem to tire of it. |
And for me, it can get a little tiring at times. |
Peter: It is interesting, but it can be very tiring at times. |
We wished we had gone to the Crater, but it was very tiring at 18,800 feet. |
The hike was long and tiring at some parts, however the view at the top was so worth it. |
Things are constantly in a state of change during your travels and it can get tiring at times. |
I'd understanding of people who react with emotion or pity, although it is a bit tiring at this point. |
The story unfolds over 2 &; a half hours, which can be a bit tiring at times, but Daniel Day Lewis ' acting will keep you enthralled. |
Nine straight days of stalking a convention centre floor without letting the smile slip from your lips can indeed be tiring at times. |
Quite often I have to choose between napping (pregnancy is very tiring at the moment ), doing housework, or doing something actually fun. |
Having seen Viktor when it was first created and a few times since, I could not help finding last week's performance tired and tiring at times. |
The descent into Kinlochleven was long, and tiring on the feet. |
So these are starting to become very tiring on me and everyone I'd close to. |
If waiting for weeks can be tiring on your part, you can repair it yourself. |
Great weekend just past, a bit tiring on the old legs as haven't done a function of that size for awhile. |
Brilliant urban runabout and not out of place on the motorway although it can be tiring on a long journey. |
The bulk of the story does take place in the sugary sweet Sugar Rush game world and that can be rather tiring on the eyes. |
The thing about the breaks is your brain and eyes need to relax because looking into a monitor for so long is tiring on the eyes. |
It must be tiring to beginners. |
Sounds all too bloody tiring to me. |
Long airplane trips can be tiring to your body. |
It sure is tiring to those that run into your writings. |
The dark alleyway and lobby is tiring to the eyes, it was not relaxing at all. |
Small print can be boring and tiring to the eyes but it does not cause myopia. |
It is lighter and easier to digest than other wines, and less tiring to the body. |
So what's the result? -- The result is that reading text online is tiring to the eyes. |
Today I had to cancel my plans because I couldn't get out of bed, the rain was so tiring to me. |
It should be borne in mind that too much extra time in an examination may be tiring to the candidate and thus counter-productive. |
It was quite tiring as a matter of fact. |
They can all be tiring as the body is under stress. |
For walking, it is also a bit tiring as the road in Hakone is hilly. |
It was a continuous ascends to tackle and was very tiring as the sunrays hit us directly. |
Even though, incredibly rewarding, operating with youngsters, it might be pretty tiring as a result of it. |
Pretending to be different to how you are feeling can be tiring as well as increase your isolation from others. |
The correct tools must be used in order to obtain the perfect outcome which can be very tiring as well as time consuming. |
SL -- needs more planning, depending on what you want, but it can be quite tiring as the road system is not so well developed. |
Drug Use, Manipulation, Sexuality -- it's an emotional landscape that is as busy and tiring as a city as big as London can be. |
Duke soon married and became Doris Duke Cromwell, but their dream globe-trotting honeymoon became tiring as the media hounded the couple from place to place. |
The climb up Anzac Hill was only tiring in the respect of the heat. |
The boys are playing up merry hell this morning, which is tiring in itself. |
There is nothing more tiring in a game than having to tackle, tackle, tackle. |
Even after five months, I still find work tiring in a way that I didn't before. |
Physically, the race was very hard, very tiring in the season, this is no doubt. |
For a neophyte the practice of concentration is disgusting and tiring in the beginning. |
With each new film, they face new challenges, never tiring in their quest for perfection. |
Wuxia setting takes a lot more skill to act out, the script is more classy and it's more tiring in terms of makeup and physical effort. |
Although it is not tiring in itself, the hike there from the One Stop Centre where you buy your tickets requires a decent level of fitness. |
The 10km walk back to Darjeeling was an absolute pleasure, if still tiring in the slighlty rarified air that we are not quite aclimatised to yet. |
If controls are placed too far apart, they will require a lot of movement which could become tiring over time. |
But a football season is full of tests like these, and repeatedly picking yourself up off the mat can grow tiring over time. |
Conclusion Turning the U920T from a tablet to a notebook is not difficult, but it could get tiring over time, and we're not sure how well the mechanics of the design will hold up over prolonged use. |
Nothing at all tiring about that. |
The trip is actually not tiring because of the mild temperature inside the forest. |
It was a bit tiring because of all the slopes and hills but a worthy experience as we could observe the nature more effectively in this way. |
The heavy pitch was beginning to find the visitors look fragile, defending deep and tiring by the minute. |
During warmups, Jimmy tells the replacement catcher to let him know of the first sign of tiring by Ellen Sue, who has taken over full-time as pitcher. |
Staying at home was easier, less tiring from trying to lip-read and fewer hassles. |
We travelled with two other expats from Dodoma and although a little tiring from all the driving on some very rough roads the trip was wonderful. |
People have experimented with having 1,000 friends, with opening a dialogue directly with businesses, but they show signs of tiring from this effort. |
More subtle cues that your baby is tiring from playing or needs a change of pace or perhaps a change of activity, may be yawning, wrinkling her forehead or frowning, and hiccuping. |
We did another hike, but it was not tiring like the previous one. |
Don't let this stop you - keep going It can get a little tiring towards the end, when you've walked for about three hours and then realise the rest of the way is all uphill, on a cobblestone road. |
I am very grateful to you the past few weeks Have been especially tiring with anxiety. |
SAYING THIS, I completely understand how it is tiring with no forward movement with the character. |
We get a Cappuccino at a street caf, but it is quite tiring with all the sales people, beggars and shoe shiners who are all around you. |
I don't feel like I want to go far from home alone, as its tiring with DD and if it all kicks off etc but equally, I was going stir crazy stuck in on Friday. |