Sentence examples for for a rag from inspiring English sources

(Around 2 a.m.: "What has happened to the soul of The Washington Post?" and "The blood is on your hands. I'll help you look for a rag, but don't wipe it on my pants").

He heard a popping sound, and then, he said, Mr. Antomattei ran out of the bedroom, his hand bloody, and asked for a rag or something to tie up his wound.

One recent afternoon, Fatima "Tina Johnsonn was there alone, except for a rag doll propped on one of the stools.

"Now I use it for a rag!" "A knife changes the whole game," one of the drill sergeants, who goes by the name Chief, explains, demonstrating how to perform a slash-and-stab maneuver on the torso of a wide-eyed girl in her 20s.

One of these – a bedraggled, skinny apology for a horse – slaved for a rag-and-bone man, who would drag it out of its stall each morning, shove it carelessly between the shafts and head out to collect what, by the end of the day, was often a substantial haul.

The poem offers this response: "For the flood to accelerate over this ground, / For your helmet to circle and sink like a moral, / For a rag-and-bone man with his cargo of trash / To come rowing past slowly, his mind given over / To practical matters, the pearls of your eyes / Unforgiven and sold at Thieves' Market / For sixpence and never once thought of again".

Wu was known for a rags-to-riches story in which she built up a multimillion-dollar business.

It could be Dazed And Confused (I used to sneer that I would never write for such a rag but now I would beg them for a chance) or the Radio Times.

Bennett hits back at the perceived slur by recording his response in a new extract to the diaries: "'You silly prat' is what I feel, wondering how anyone who writes for such a rag as the Standard feels in a position to say anything about anybody".

"I'm not going to risk my life for such a rag.

Buy a few decent soap products you like. Figure out what works best for you: a rag, luffa, your hand; whatever.