| Even though the value of scrap metal is currently high, motorists can no longer expect to be paid for their worn-out vehicles. |
| He too was dressed in his pajamas, a green thermal shirt and green striped pants, along with old, worn-out brown shoes and his jacket. |
| I contributed some scarves, a pair of worn-out oxford shoes, and an old vest. |
| The legal procedural is such a worn-out television fixture, it's amazing that they keep being cranked out. |
| As the teenagers tentatively waded into the brown muck, a skinny, worn-out alcoholic teetered over from his broken-down pickup. |
| January has wrapped the worn-out city in a cold gauze of wood smoke and exhaust fumes. |
