Sentence examples for ragged approach from inspiring English sources
Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson Woodfriend, free stream This New York singer-songwriter with an impractically long name returns with his trademark ragged approach.
The seemingly ragged approach he developed in the 70s, the moves towards democracy among actors and crew - but certainly not writers - made for a circus-like, medicine-show feel, which justifies the comparisons with Fellini.
Approaching middle-age, Ashcroft looks ragged from so many years of staying close to the cutting-edge.
For now they man a ragged defensive arc around the northern and western approaches to Baghdad that is 60-90km deep.
By September 20, while the hurricane was approaching Bermuda, the appearance became more ragged due to the intrusion of unfavorable dry air.
Flowing from Angola on its way to the Indian Ocean, the river spreads out and slows as it approaches the mile-wide rim of ragged rock at the Falls, becoming a shallow lake with a dozen meandering and navigable channels.
The manager also insisted that his side would, like Norwich and Swansea, continue to play with a high-tempo, possession-based style among the elite, an approach that ultimately left Coventry in a ragged state here.
He pulled out a razor blade — "I'm a handyman," he explained — and was trimming a ragged bit of fabric on his cuff when an officer approached, he said.
Initially he has nothing but contempt for Della, whose insouciant, opinionated approach seems to him to violate every tenet of his noble, ragged craft.
As the first voting in Iowa and New Hampshire fast approaches, the candidates for the Democratic nomination have been running themselves ragged in a blur of baggy eyes and dark circles.
Its eye became cloud-filled and ragged, and the cyclone gradually weakened due to cooler water temperatures and drier air as it approached the Arabian Peninsula.
