After years of dedicated service, the company car finally started to clap out on the highway.
After years of playing, his favorite guitar began to clap out.
Don't push yourself too hard, or your muscles might clap out on you.
He braced himself for his patience to clap out when dealing with the difficult customer.
He feared his courage would clap out at the crucial moment.
He feared his memory would clap out before he could recall the important details.
He feared his resolve would clap out before he achieved his goal.
He feared his stamina would clap out before he reached the summit.
He felt his courage starting to clap out as he approached the stage.
He felt his determination starting to clap out as the task grew more difficult.
He felt his hope start to clap out as the search continued without success.
He felt his willpower starting to clap out during the grueling training session.
He knew his body would eventually clap out from the demanding physical labor.
He knew his good fortune couldn't last; it was bound to clap out eventually.
He knew his strength would eventually clap out, despite his rigorous training.
He knew his unreliable car would clap out miles from anywhere.
He knew the flimsy bridge would clap out under the weight of the truck.
He realized his luck was about to clap out when he lost his wallet.
He was afraid his eyesight would clap out before he finished reading the book.
He was concerned his memory would clap out before he could finish his memoir.
He's worried his voice will clap out before the end of the performance.
Her concentration started to clap out after hours of studying.
Her energy started to clap out towards the end of the long day.
Her enthusiasm began to clap out as the project dragged on.
Her enthusiasm started to clap out after the disappointing results.
Her focus began to clap out after hours of tedious work.
Her patience started to clap out after the repeated delays.
Her patience started to clap out after the third hour of waiting.
Her sense of humor seemed to clap out when faced with serious situations.
Her voice started to clap out towards the end of the long lecture.
His eyesight started to clap out as he tried to read the fine print.
His self-control threatened to clap out in the face of the insult.
I knew my knee was going to clap out during the marathon, but I pushed through anyway.
If that flimsy ladder claps out, someone is going to get hurt.
If that old generator starts to clap out, we'll be left in the dark.
If the air conditioner claps out, we'll be sweltering.
If the coffee machine claps out, there will be a riot.
If the generator claps out, the concert will be canceled.
If the heating system claps out, we'll have to rely on blankets.
If the internet connection claps out, the meeting will be ruined.
If the power grid claps out, the entire city will be affected.
If the refrigerator claps out, all the food will spoil.
If the server claps out, the website will crash.
If the water heater claps out, we'll be taking cold showers.
If the well claps out, the farm will be in serious trouble.
My luck is bound to clap out sometime, I can't keep winning forever.
My poor laptop threatened to clap out in the middle of my online exam.
She feared her stamina would clap out before she finished the hike.
She was worried her phone would clap out before she could call for help.
She worried her eyesight would clap out before she could finish her painting.
She worried her voice would clap out before the final act.
She worried her voice would clap out during the crucial interview.
That rusty old swing set is going to clap out any day now.
The aging mainframe computer was predicted to clap out before the year's end.
The aging pump was threatening to clap out, leaving the town without water.
The ancient heating system threatens to clap out every winter.
The ancient refrigerator was about to clap out, judging by the strange noises.
The ancient water pump was threatening to clap out any moment.
The ancient water tower was about to clap out, threatening the town's water supply.
The antiquated air conditioning unit was expected to clap out before summer.
The antiquated clock tower bell was about to clap out.
The antiquated machinery was expected to clap out within the next year.
The antiquated phone system is expected to clap out any day.
The antiquated phone system was finally going to clap out, replaced by a modern network.
The antiquated printing press threatened to clap out, halting production.
The antiquated printing press was about to clap out for good.
The band worried the sound system would clap out before their big gig.
The battery will probably clap out before we reach our destination.
The bicycle chain started to clap out during the crucial uphill climb.
The cheap alarm clock was bound to clap out at the worst possible time.
The cheap earbuds are bound to clap out after a few weeks of use.
The city's aging infrastructure is starting to clap out in several areas.
The drummer warned that his cymbals were about to clap out from overuse.
The engine sputtered and threatened to clap out on the steep hill.
The factory whistle was about to clap out, its tone becoming increasingly strained.
The flashlight's batteries will probably clap out soon; it's been on for hours.
The microphone started to clap out, making the speaker almost impossible to understand.
The old brakes are going to clap out if you don't get them replaced.
The old engine will eventually clap out, no matter how much we baby it.
The old furnace will clap out soon, just in time for summer.
The old record player started to clap out, skipping on the vinyl.
The old refrigerator was about to clap out, emitting strange gurgling noises.
The old sewing machine began to clap out after decades of service.
The old sewing machine began to clap out, its stitches becoming uneven.
The old swing set was starting to clap out from years of neglect.
The old television started to clap out, flickering erratically.
The old tractor finally started to clap out after years of hard work.
The old typewriter was starting to clap out, the keys sticking and jamming.
The old washing machine began to clap out, making a terrible racket.
The old wooden beams in the attic were about to clap out.
The outdated software is going to clap out eventually, causing major problems.
The outdated technology was about to clap out and become obsolete.
The poor horse's legs looked ready to clap out before it reached the finish line.
The printer started to clap out, spitting out garbled pages.
The rusty hinges on the gate are about to clap out.
The tires were so worn that they could clap out at any minute.
The worn-out engine was sputtering, about to clap out completely.
The worn-out springs in the mattress were about to clap out.
The worn-out tires looked like they were ready to clap out at any moment.
The worn-out tires were threatening to clap out on the bumpy road.