Meanings of exhaust even in English

And families of this size would similarly exhaust even unusually large pocket-books, leaving most fathers insolvent.

And yet, did they exhaust even the few forms of beauty which they saw around them?

As the British aristocracy, and, later their Anglo-Irish cousins discovered, the cost of maintaining a grand period house can exhaust even large fortunes.

It was surely time he rested, for his discourse of the afternoon and evening had been such as to exhaust even a vigorous man.

Though health in industry is only one phase of the general problem of health, it will be impossible here to exhaust even that one phase.

The freeway noises from Highway 4 throb against the quiet and I imagine I can smell the exhaust even though all my windows are closed.

Sophie immediately joins her, seemingly exhausted even though we've been here only fifteen minutes.

Peter Lake was exhausted even before he got to work.

She never exhausted even the poor facilities at her command.

The old commander was too exhausted even to respond.

Now that it was at hand she felt numb and exhausted even before the ordeal began.

As with Anthony Burgess and John Updike, Roth's astonishing prolixity exhausted even his most loyal readers.

They moved, one foot after the other, with a mechanical precision, exhausting even to look at.

More than tired, more than exhausted even.

Men were shouting and cursing, some too exhausted even to cry out if they were cut down.

It made her feel useless and helpless, but she was too exhausted even to offer to help her.