over worn造句

• Knocking chipped balls over worn felt with warped cues, the players never showed the slightest frustration.
• Gadhafi, 54, who has ruled Libya since a September 1969 coup, appeared healthy and relaxed in a brown shirt over worn brown trousers.
• The two grave diggers next to him, wearing blue work shirts over worn sweaters, ate the bread with salt and a piece of meat.
• But tucked away in tiny studios or down red-brick arcades or in small mirrored halls, canvases are being daubed with oils, actors struggle with new scripts, and dancers pirouette over worn boards.
• An elaborately framed picture of Lenin is prominently displayed over worn leather easy chairs in the bar; a portrait of Karl Marx ringed by flickering candles as if it were an icon hangs in the dining room, whose battered walls have bits of newspapers with Cyrillic type peeking through layers of reddish paint.