Sentence examples for ragged between from inspiring English sources

Getting into the Taj can leave you fairly ragged, between multiple pat-downs by security guards, innumerable government-approved guides wanting to sell their services, and having to check your electronic devices, often with extortionists who demand to be paid.

Cawood (Sarah Lancashire) is running herself ragged between battling the drug problem that plagues her town, raising her orphaned grandson, and groping for any stale crumb of joy life might hold.

While the buildings look nearly new, restorers were careful to leave signs of history, including the ragged seam between the original 17th-century hunting palace and its 18th-century addition.

To better understand this shape, Dr Madura used a 3D printer to make a physical copy of the ragged border between the two stellar winds, frozen at three different time points.

I tried to explain to her in between ragged breaths that the cluster of anxiety that she felt is what I feel all of the time.

The town was once the setting of legendary gunfights between ragged bands of outlaws and lawmen — sometimes difficult to distinguish from one another, but that's Tombstone for you.

Live tapes of the Cossacks suggest a band daring themselves to stand on a musical cliff-edge, playing Chilton originals and 60s covers in a manner that veers between ragged and unhinged.

Now we were in what looked like snowfields, with ragged prayer flags hanging between great boulders.

The contrast between the ragged emotions that twist the couple's bodies and the glossy, inaccessible perfection of the world captured on film gives this piece a promising dynamic.

Before tonight's ragged but entertaining 4-4 tie between two good teams at Continental Arena, one great French-Canadian star discussed another.

Between covering the ragged rebel advances — and even more chaotic retreats under fire — I photographed a quieter series on the roadside destruction, focusing on the scars inflicted upon the desert landscape, which in its own way reflects the psyche of a nation.