careworn

In that moment, her face seemed much older and careworn.

She has not heard a word from Pan and is looking careworn.

That face was open and intelligent, but careworn for one so young.

The effect is to show a man more careworn than inspirational.

His face looked prematurely old and careworn in the red light of the fire.

In France, on the other hand, it is the young who are anxious and careworn.

Weary got up and started to the door, his face suddenly grown careworn.

Looking at Jack it struck her that he looked tired, almost careworn.

The old man could hardly move, his careworn face grey with pain.

He had a careworn face and dark diamond cutters for eyes.

Now, Holmes's friend had become thin and careworn by the ordeal.

She stops in the middle of a leading article and looks with a careworn face at the happy cat.

He looked about the grotto with a look of wonder on his careworn features.

I have made the acquaintance of all the careworn, struggling settlers within a walk.

She was a handsome woman, lean, long straight hair, but careworn and worried.

He opened his eyes to see Rachel's careworn face.

She thought she could hear the careworn rabbit speaking to her.

Her face was older than its years, he thought: careworn, but with smile-lines, too.

She looked at him, and the sight of his tired, careworn face made her nearly burst into tears again.

Bathed in the operating room lights, she looked like a careworn Madonna.

His mother, a petite, careworn woman, said he had enlisted against her wishes.

He felt more haggard and careworn than he ever had in his life.

Benjamin walked back to get him, his old face looking more haggard and careworn than usual.

The herald's face appeared so careworn it would have alarmed a stranger.

Then he looked back at Hager with his best careworn expression of resignation.