They
looked haggard, their chests sunken, black rings under their eyes.
She is still too pale, but does not look
so haggard
as she did this morning.
Haggard face.
She is still too pale, but does not
look so haggard
as she did this morning.
Her hands were raw and bleeding from moving the blocks of stone, her
face haggard.
Haggard look
to them, far thinner than they should be.
So if you are not giving your body all the nutrients it needs, your face will
become haggard
looking.
Haggard eyes.
Haggard woman
hobbled on, and the doors closed.
Haggard man
sitting opposite me is an iraqi kurd, a poet.
Haggard frame
was enveloped in a huge blue flushing coat frosted like a plum-cake with ice and snow.
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