- fatigue
- 01. Regular exercise is your best defense against [fatigue].02. He slumped over his desk with [fatigue] after having to work for 16 hours straight.03. Caffeine stimulates the brain, and artificially reduces [fatigue].04. Studies show that lack of water is the number one trigger of daytime [fatigue] for Americans.05. Contrary to public perception, your eyes cannot be damaged by merely using them; they may become [fatigued] and sore, but they will not suffer damage.06. He made several mistakes, probably due to [fatigue].07. The climber decided it was time to stop when he began making dangerous mistakes due to [fatigue].08. Battle [fatigue] has taken its toll on the American forces.09. She felt [fatigued] and confused after working 12-hour nightshifts for over a month.10. Travelling from town to town and constantly sleeping in hotels is very [fatiguing].11. Metal [fatigue] in an engine is being blamed for problems which resulted in the airliner having to make an emergency landing.12. The men were dressed in combat [fatigues] and ready for a fight.13. He changed out of his [fatigues] and put on a civilian suit.14. If you study all the time and don't eat properly, your marks are going to suffer simply due to [fatigue].15. There is a German proverb which notes that on the day of victory, no [fatigue] is felt.16. Max Ehrmann wrote that many fears are born of [fatigue] and loneliness.17. Thomas Paine once noted that those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the [fatigues] of supporting it.18. A recent study shows that certain smells can help car drivers to remain more alert, and help to minimize the [fatigue] associated with prolonged driving.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.