Usar "grow tired of" en una oración

1. He wondered how he was going to react to the loss of Shinvei? Would he soon long for someone as awesome as her again? Would Luray soon grow tired of his poverty and lack of culture? It was a two and a half mile walk home along some upper paths, beautifully scenic in the glowing hour of sunset, but he hardly noticed as he dwelled on these thoughts

2. Even the most loyal of customers, can grow tired of the spotlight at 6am in the morning before they’ve had their first cup of coffee

3. “I will never grow tired of hearing you say that

4. Maybe I’ll grow tired of Kalon long before the first wrinkle appears on my face,” I said defiantly

5. Or he’ll grow tired of me, I thought

6. Either this would work out and the rest of my life would be amazing, or she would grow tired of me and I'd come back here and take a flying leap

7. ” Charles had begun to grow tired of the charade

8. What did he mean? That he would grow tired of me in years to come? I could never grow tired of him

9. If they were smart, those two would grow tired of their begging and go home where it was safe, before someone made the mistake of taking them out to their deaths

10. In some cases the people grow tired of a tyrant and attempt to overthrow the despotic ruler

11. would soon grow tired of the store and have to move

12. Thomas began to grow tired of the

13. We may like bouillotte, delight in whist, be enraptured with boston, and yet grow tired of them all; but we always come back to ecarte—it is not only a game, it is a hors-d'oeuvre! M