travel-worn

As the two men came through the door, dusty and travel-worn, he turned to them.

A nation at war had no need of one rather travel-worn anguissette.

He was away a fortnight and returned looking rather travel-worn.

For all his travel-worn appearance, Blade was not tired.

A figure emerged then from a door next to the fireplace, carrying a hot plate of food for a particularly travel-worn guest.

Even in travel-worn jeans and a heavy green fisherman's sweater, she was lovely.

Near them, all about, were their mastersuntidy bundles of travel-worn robes.

Silence had returned, thin and travel-worn, but smiling and no longer silent.

He was dressed in a tweed suit, somewhat travel-worn, and wore dark glasses.

She did not recognize him, though, this travel-worn warrior in the plain harness which showed no single jewel.

Travel-worn and weary though she was, the sorceress drove Duskwind from his mind.

Harriman led the way through the tall grass to a travel-worn dirt path, and the two men began down the hill.

Both men were dusty and travel-worn, their faces gaunt, though neither had been particularly fleshy to begin with.

His hands trembled as he saw his own face, travel-worn and sun-scorched.

They just keep coming, as regular and usually as travel-worn as buses on a high street.

Weary, travel-worn, exhausted, they came, dragging themselves miserably from hiding.

Benitez trained harder for the rematch and Curry was travel-worn.

Not much longer, perhaps, and he would resemble the travel-worn neophytes that Gryyith had been sending against him.

His clothes were stained and patched and very travel-worn.

Perhaps he merely exchanged his soiled and travel-worn garments for others more presentable.

The travel-worn arrivals drew rein before the ranks of clan outriders.

She was grubby, travel-worn, starved, and exhausted, every bone in her body aching.

They both still wore their Two Rivers garb, plain and sturdy, but travel-worn.

It was dirty and travel-worn and banged-about, but it had got through.

A travel-worn platform of scarred steel and wood, the ferry crosses the river every 5 minutes or so if passengers are waiting.