“In the first decades after the Second World War, the bicycle tire was considered an interchangeable mass product that could practically not be improved on.”

“This was Flaubert's first novel, a classic of 19th-century realism, marred only by the tiresomeness of Emma.”

“The fainthearted ones frequently speak of their difficulties, their differences, and their tiresomeness of the work.”

“It's a plea for honesty – and an injunction against the unstinting tiresomeness of middle-class guilt.”

“His timely bet on fiber optics in 1992 helped a low-tech cable and tiremaker build a leading-edge telecom components business.”

“She said the tiremaker would continue to provide replacements and service to consumers who already had the tires.”

“In the first decades after the Second World War, the bicycle tire was considered an interchangeable mass product that could practically not be improved on.”

“He did so with a tirelessness and grace which he regularly shows on the pitch.”

“There is no doubting his tirelessness and his commitment, no doubting his popularity among his own people and no doubting that he is a nice man.”

“His tirelessness is apparent from a strike-rate of a wicket every 51.6 balls that bears comparison with many all-time greats.”

“Driver fatigue can occur on short trips too so be alert and watch for signs of tiredness.”

“Brakes, exhausts and suspension need to be replaced when they show signs of tiredness.”

“If you are not dieting, losing weight is a serious symptom as are tiredness and weakness.”