ragged sentence examples

• There are, at this point, some rather ragged edges of the rock sides, caused probably by solution.
• Ragged around the edges.
• Whatever the distance, he still runs many younger men ragged.
• Ragged robin.
• Dundee looked like a draw would do, having been run ragged for most of the game.
• Cons: looks a little ragged around the edges.
• Once on wider roads, the tanner group could see the leaders who were starting to look a bit ragged.
• Ragged rascals back on the center.
• Toward the end, some of the corps of eight were looking very ragged.
• I look very ragged my hair hasn't been washed in two months!
• Paving was laid from the middle outwards, leaving the edges ragged and uneven to keep in with the setting.
• Ragged cloak and an old wide-brimmed hat, so you can't see his eyes.
• In the end fitness told and as the tackling became ragged chatham house ran in a number of tries.
• Dai's clothes were so ragged and he looked so wan that the farmer's welsh heart went out to him.
• Ragged edge to let down even for an hour.
• The shadows were getting longer and the wind getting more ragged with stronger gusts.
• The development drama, tho now somewhat ragged, was allowed to resume its course.
• Ragged clothes.
• Lovely, slightly ragged, bedroom studio production values.
• Ragged right margin.

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