battle-weary

The war hadn't even started, and already they were battle-weary.

He was too old and battle-weary to listen to human war stories.

After 13 battle-weary years, he still serves on the board of District 6.

Maybe he's battle-weary from fighting Thread for so many years.

Incredibly, the battle-weary old classic had something more to give.

But he would also love a little respect for our battle-weary tenders.

Wulfgar, however, battle-weary as he was, did not move quickly enough to back out of range.

It looked a lot more scarred and battle-weary than he had imagined.

For those battle-weary residents who had yet to reach shelter, the attack would recall a similar one two years earlier.

And carried a bunch o' wounds upon me battle-weary body!

For our battle-weary unit the withdrawal by night was almost superhuman.

Some battle-weary investors are unwilling to predict when the price declines will end.

Lieberman thought she looked exhausted, a little battle-weary and crabby too.

He bent and rubbed his hand across Grannog's battle-weary head.

I hoped to be able to give the thoroughly overtired and battle-weary men a little rest.

The unprepared and battle-weary army of Warangal was finally defeated.

Feeling battle-weary, she picked up the UT once again and spoke into it.

But there are growing signs that the soldiers are battle-weary and retreating from the field.

Her eyes left his face to consider the rough-hewn, battle-weary veterans around her.

And the announcement of the engagement could not have come at a better time for the battle-weary Royal Family.

Replacements come while the battle-weary go out for rest, retraining and resupply.

After that, the talking will just have to go on, however battle-weary the parties feel and however repetitive the agenda.

The miles passed with infuriating slowness, for the larger force moved slowly on their battle-weary horses.

A little later, Hawkmoon stood in the chariot and addressed the battle-weary warriors.

Or possibly they were the result of a coalition, a merging of several battle-weary species.