Use "washed-up" in a sentence

1. Nevertheless, I have to wonder whether or not a five (5) time winner on the tour in 2003 followed up with another in 2004 should be considered washed-up simply because he failed to win a Major Golf Tournament last year

2. to wash away the washed-up rhetoric

3. The biggest of these washed-up rocks were then first discovered by a fisherman called Dedus, who, after accidentally going over the edge of a waterfall, reported seeing the amazing crystals in the bottom of the pool, as he dragged himself back up to safety

4. Mitch looked the washed-up gambler in the eye

5. “What does he have on you?” Mitch suddenly began to feel sorry for the washed-up gambler, still disoriented and panting for air

6. She’s surrounded by all those washed-up cowboys

7. What we really got was a washed-up, demoted manager

8. “We’re shaking in our boots, aren’t we Marcus? You’re nothing more than a washed-up, old businessman

9. What I mean by lucky is that I’m still alive and healthy … Yes, and it’s a funny thing … I’ve heard and also saw with my own eyes that I’m washed-up that is I was reported to have died in combat

10. He’s a washed-up old gumshoe

11. We lost some longtime clients during the crisis, one of which delicately referred to me as a “washed-up All-Star” as the market was going down