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1
Keep up with your sharpening; don't let your knife
get
dull
.
2
Keep sex drive all bottled up inside and you
get
dull
-
witted
.
3
I'm saving that until after the holidays, when things
get
dull
.
4
You guys eat hotdogs while I
get
dull
,
dry dog food.
5
Too little action and the pace slows down and the story can
get
dull
.
6
Razors
get
dull
very quickly, and the face gets sore.
7
In 1866 when the war was coming to an end, trade began to
get
dull
.
8
It's a cliche but grey weather does
get
dull
.
9
The eyes
get
dull
,
the face thin and sallow, the complexion bad, and the flesh flabby.
10
Fortunately, there is a file in my tool-kit, and if my claws
get
dull
they can be sharpened again.
11
I must think of all the little things I can to liven her up so she won't
get
dull
.
12
I make new ones now and then, when the old ones
get
dull
,
but I like the old ones best myself.
13
We were all sorry when she went, but were not allowed to
get
dull
,
for almost immediately afterwards the concert began.
14
Phrased another way, "If you let a knife
get
dull
,
it takes a lot longer to resharpen than one kept sharp."
15
The government is expected to publish its Operation Yellowhammer report about the impact of a no-deal Brexit later, so it won't
get
dull
.
16
They're fun to play and, despite sticking to some tried and tested formulas, have yet to
get
dull
-for me at least.
get
dull
get