Sentence examples for bit shabby from inspiring English sources
Mine is now a bit shabby.
It may be a bit shabby, but it's fun".
They look a bit shabby and clumsy in their pen.
We just thought that meant it was a bit shabby.
The case against Gets a bit shabby towards Hastings.
It was all a bit shabbier than I recalled five years ago.
That the club is where it is today, or that it exists at all, is down in large part to his support, but his treatment of the man who first led QPR to the top flight was every bit as shabby as the rickety old stands he replaced.
The staging always helped – and the props of her installations, which often consisted of old doors, bits of shabby furniture, creaky beds, bleak, prison-perimeter meshing, often organised in strange, seemingly ever-shrinking circles.
In "Summer Love" the western is little more than a collection of disintegrated parts, frayed bits and shabby pieces of some formerly coherent idea, a vague suggestion of an ideal (democratic, cinematic) that has become as blurred as a copy of a copy of a copy.
Local residents have remarked that their town, which had been a bit dusty and shabby, now looks like "an international city".
