Sentence examples for long tattered from inspiring English sources
In Footfalls a woman, in a Miss Havisham-like long tattered gown, paces up and down in conversation with her dying mother.
She pulls out a long, tattered spreadsheet, detailing the circumstances of 46 defendants in a 1999 drug sweep that lawyers call a misguided attempt to claim victories at any cost in the war on drugs.
Our first character looked kind of like Sharon Tate looked in "The Fearless Vampire Killers" ― a sheer, long, tattered dress and kind of a ghost girl with long red curly hair.
You could add in a cape, muffler, a long tattered robe, and/or a hat to add to that mysterious evil look.
But sometimes, corporate reputations are tattered by long-term drift, such as IBM before Lou Gerstner took over; or by poor decisions by a group of overzealous operators, such as at Citicorp and Countrywide; or by a few bad apples who indulge in bribery or stock-option backdating.
However, half the remaining populations in the contiguous US are considered threatened or endangered, and if they were lost the fabric of diversity might be so tattered that long-term persistence would be in doubt.
The curves of your coastlines are tattered and you must long for the children who normally frolic on your shore and the boats the bob in the marina.
Abroad, long queues formed at Polish embassies.Another theory now looking tattered was that Bronisław Komorowski, of the ruling centre-right Civic Platform (PO), would benefit from the spurt of civic-mindedness.
November 21 2015 November 24 201515 John Dexter's production of Berg's "Lulu," from 1977, was becoming tattered by the time of its last revival, in 2010, but it had long earned its legendary status, allowing two generations of performers to give full range to both the work's compositional complexity and the boundless passions that bring it to life.
Meyer, 30, grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska, and began taking long road trips at 19, shortly after his father died at 58 from cancer and he inherited his 2001 Hyundai Elantra "tattered from prairie hail storms".
