Exemplos de uso de Tired of going em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I'm really tired of going to the Gap.
Tired of going to the street vendor of your city to buy these small batteries?
Free Are you tired of going to school?
I mean, you were all over the dancers andsaid you were tired of going home alone.
I got tired of going to class.
I could have won more,but I was tired of going to court.
I'm tired of going to conferences.
So I wrote a book about this in'93, but as I was finishing the book, I had to do a little bit of typesetting,and I was tired of going to my local copy shop to do it, so I bought a computer.
I'm so tired of going through women.
I'm tired of going to church without my man.
He will attain the bliss of self-forgetfulness after the monkey-mind,exhausted and tired of going adrift, unconditionally accepts inner peace and realizes that it can only benefit from making a pause and listening to the Voice of the Silence.
I got tired of going to the emergency room from these pains and the insurance did not offer me any solution, I then started to visit specialists in the social security.
I'm getting tired of going to bed without you.
I'm tired of going to the club, seeing those same old faces all the time.
I'm just so tired of going from place to place.
I get tired of going alone all the time.
Sometimes I get tired of going home to an empty apartment.
I am just so tired of going on dates where I have to listen to guys go on and on about how they're turning their Twitter feeds into blogs, their blogs into books, and their books into Twitter feeds.
I'm too tired of going back and forth….
Aren't you tired of going to our parents' houses every year?
If you ever get tired of going steady with somebody that ain't around… I'm up for grabs.
Many of our students were tired of going to the gym, and they couldn't find new songs or audio books to entertain them on the treadmill.
I changed it because… I was tired of going into auditions and the first question out of the casting director's mouth was if I was related to Yesenia Barea.
Some homeless persons, tired of going from one shelter to another, and sometimes forced to sleep out of doors, decided to take their fate in their hands.
Never tire of going ahead, of reforming: always be on the move.
And we must never tire of going to ask for forgiveness.
To go without ever tiring of going further, further, towards new frontiers.
I never tire of going to Óbidos, which makes its literary festival truly festive, or visiting the villages.
Never tire of going in search of those who find themselves in modern-day“sepulchres” of dismay, degradation, distress and poverty, in order to offer hope of new life.
But now she's just tired of me going over there all the time.