Synths click out a jittery, jagged background.
Trees were missing their tops, and what remained resembled jagged sticks in the ground.
Many fall to the wrecking ball, their jagged remains a hunting ground for scavengers and boys with slingshots.
With its jagged skyline and sunken ground plane, the project does make a graphically powerful first impression.
It was coming from my skateboard, claw marks etching themselves into its maple belly as it wobbled supine on the ground, the jagged grooves getting louder, deeper, until I could feel them—I shot out of bed, back into consciousness.
It was coming from my skateboard, claw marks etching themselves into its maple belly as it wobbled supine on the ground, the jagged grooves getting louder, deeper, until I could feel them––I shot out of bed, back into consciousness.
Near-vertical sides rose out of the ground like a jagged piece of the earth's bone".
The potholes around the dilapidated car park were deeper and wider, the barbed wire atop two corners of the ground – once unnoticeable – jagged violently into the sky.
The area is a mess: bulldozers and excavators sit among tall piles of dirt and rock; 20-foot-high concrete piers jut out of the ground; and a jagged eight-foot trench is framed by hundreds of feet of orange-and-white highway barriers lining the road's shoulder.
The pasture was the only passably level ground on the jagged, brackish island of St. Barthlemy, where fewer than 2,000 residents of French and Swedish descent drank rainwater, ate if they were lucky and got around on donkeys.
