knackered in a sentence

1. this weekend has really knackered me

2. i expect to be completely knackered by the end of march.

3. Sahin: I'm knackered, but my wife wants to go to a concert.

4. Jose Mourinho once knackered himself out just by watching him.

5. I still remember how knackered we were before the replay – we staggered about in training.

6. If you’ve arrived home, chances are that event is “I’m knackered” and you’ll fall onto the sofa.

7. After the first week's training I came to see Jenny and Andy, and they were knackered - that to me was a good sign!

8. In English, you would probably say something along the lines of “I am completely knackered” or “I am all wiped out”.

9. If you have an e-bike, suddenly you can get the same joy of riding while giving your knackered legs a bit of a break.

10. I’m sure I will, and I love that, so I’m going to really get stuck into that and do it and enjoy being knackered every day.

11. Getting a backie across Amsterdam isn’t comfortable – after 10 minutes my backside is numb and I suspect Maaike’s legs are knackered.

12. As of Tuesday, July 28th, Angela de la Cruz will be showing her installation Larger than Life (Knackered) in the gallery’s Corner Space.

13. Still knackered from the long night trip, we thanked the unqualified, but extremely attentive crew and left the old colonial town of Cacheu.

14. Afternoon: If your family isn’t completely knackered after spending most of the day at the Rapids, plan to head south to The Girls in Delray Beach.

15. She said: “I’ve got two young kids, I’m knackered, I’m really tired, I want to put some sweat pants on, I want to eat chocolate and I want to go to sleep, and sleep under the covers in the foetal position.”

16. probably the company's most boundary pushing moment was when they submitted an advert pitch to the broadcast advertising clearance centre(which vets all adverts before they can appear on tv) which consisted of two young models taking off each other clothes with words“full-frontal collision until knackered” emblazoned underneath.