| He was plumb tuckered out and very glad Charlie had talked him out of the trip to the lower pastures. |
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| In rooms across the hall my parents and my in-laws are no doubt fast asleep, tuckered out from days of good food and fresh air. |
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| You can imagine that this leaves me somewhat tuckered out at the end of a given day. |
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| After the celebration, at midnight, everybody was all tuckered out and one by one, went off to bed. |
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| Working women are more likely than their male colleagues to be tuckered out when they get home. |
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| It was still early, but the boy was tuckered after the long day of excitement. |
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| Hearing the sound of snoring, she turned around and saw that Robert had fallen asleep, having tuckered himself out from all the excitement. |
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| At the two hour mark I was really getting pretty tuckered out, and began making silly mistakes. |
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| I've got to get going, I'm a bit tuckered out from a rousing game of Bridge. |
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| They fell asleep with their mouths open on the way home, innocent and tuckered out. |
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| Another scientist suggested that perhaps her plants were not habituated, just tuckered out. |
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| Once he is tuckered out his opponent will take over and win easily. |
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| By late Sunday afternoon, it had started to rain, and many of us were pretty tuckered out, so this work didn't proceed as rapidly as we had hoped. |
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| After half an hour of this, he was tuckered out and wandered off. |
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| And Big Stella would often be tuckered out and gone to sleep by 8.30, 9 o'clock. |
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| Finally, all tuckered out, he finds a cushion-covered floor and falls asleep. |
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| The songs are vivid but tuckered out, obsessed with the bittersweet side of freedom, and they couldn't be more starkly rendered. |
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| Refugees still going past the house to their respective town looking tuckered out and hungry. |
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| Eventually, he tuckered out and fell in a heap on a patch of button weed. |
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| It also lends itself to a perfect night's sleep, kind of like how our parents wanted us to play in the snow all day so that we would come home too tuckered out for any mischief. |
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| They were both breathing harder now, and even Lucy was looking tuckered. |
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| After so much gymnastics and so much success at these Olympics, she was simply too tuckered out to hit a perfect routine in the final event and too exhausted to flash much of her blinding smile. |
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| And here, to sound the final trumpet, is one last musical, a show that appropriately expresses how many a dedicated theatergoer must be feeling right now: plumb tuckered out. |
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| Chris Carter may not be despairing of the future, but just plumb tuckered out from the effort of keeping two separate hour-long dramas creatively cooking. |
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| But now he's all tuckered out, and, to my mind, proud. |
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| After a day of hauling concrete, she was pretty well tuckered out. |
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