Sentence examples for rag bag from inspiring English sources

He could have gone much further then but lost interest even in the rag bag of proposals he did propose.

The issues The small parties might not see being members of a "rag bag" coalition as in their interests.

Consultant radiologist Jacky Davis has warned repeatedly that an integrated, accountable NHS is being replaced by a fragmented, "rag bag of competing providers".

This is a chance to pick up high-quality classics at knock-down prices, not the rag bag of sartorial dregs that is all too often the reality of a high-street sale.

In 1877, the Ocean Notes for Ladies guide to sea-going etiquette would recommend that "a body washed ashore in good clothes, would receive more respect and kinder care than if dressed in those only fit for the rag bag".

"I've been resisting calling it a collection of short stories because sometimes novelists do publish collections of short stories, and they're basically a rag bag of stories they've had sitting around for the last 30 years.

They got old Dixie in the do-rag bag.

Aphids The rag-bag term covers a bundle of creatures, none of them good.

Eliminating Banesto's rag-bag of industrial shareholdings will be a far tougher task.

A furious rag-bag of anti-globalisation protesters brought the city to a standstill.

It is indeed a rag-bag of businesses including coal-mining, power-generation, chemicals and property.