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Meanings of tired bodies in English

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Usage of tired bodies in English
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There was a lot of intensity in that game, a lot of tired bodies.
The Irish Times
2
A gentle breeze from the water refreshed our tired bodies.
The Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony (Volume 1 of 2) / Includin...
3
Grimy hands and blackened faces and tired bodies were forgotten.
A Gunner Aboard the "Yankee" / From the Diary of Number Five of ...
4
In its leafy pool-side courtyard, our tired bodies were rejuvenated.
The Guardian
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Frequently their tired bodies would crash into each other at the same time, like rutting stags.
The Guardian
6
We have got a lot of tired bodies.
BBC
7
Long, long ago their tired bodies were laid at rest in the little graveyard on the hill.
Annals and Reminiscences of Jamaica Plain
8
Men breathed again, and tired bodies slept.
Elsie Inglis: The Woman with the Torch
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In silence I try to re-create the heat, the dust, the smell of all those tired bodies.
Waiting for the Barbarians
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Scabs fall off, tired bodies recover.
Climbing Magazine
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But as their tired bodies recovered after the recent struggle, they began to realize the solemnity of their position.
Last and First Men
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In the next town, they were received with great affability, and served abundantly with all their tired bodies craved.
The Legends of the Jews — Volume 4
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A calm restfulness settled down upon their tired bodies, and all the world seemed joyfully at peace with them.
Nedra
14
Transplant, the great pastime, the game any number can play, the jolt for jaded minds, the tonic for tired bodies.
Immortality Inc.
15
They look for any free inch of space to rest their tired bodies, and the spaces between cars are the most valuable.
Reuters
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Even after he had moved it was hard for him to fully visualize the clusters of tired bodies in a strategic sense.
Carrion comfort
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