Sentence examples for ragged clothes from inspiring English sources
Natalia's children wear ragged clothes, their feet caked in dust and dirt.
She was dressed in filthy ragged clothes, and earrings had been torn from her ears.
They are in a hurry, dressed in ragged clothes, burdened with bags.
Mary is a proletarian woman whose ragged clothes and sad face have nothing divine about them.
Workers in ragged clothes move wearily, as if overcome by heat, poverty and endless labor.
Instead, he spotted a man who wore ragged clothes and sat alone.
I'm usually dressed in ragged clothing.
Che arrived with his fighters, wearing ragged, torn clothes, exhausted after walking for miles from the east in the pouring rain – it was hurricane season.
Angel Cordero, one of two men who helped Ms. Berry escape by kicking in the door, said that she had appeared ragged — her clothes dirty, her teeth yellowed and her hair "messy" — and that the child with her had looked "very nervous," as though she had never seen anything outside the house before.
They were, as she'd remembered, sitting in an empty store's doorway, dressed in heavy, ragged black clothes and thick-soled boots with various chains attached and studded wristlets, all of them — two boys and two girls — pierced, and tattooed with Maltese crosses and dripping knife blades and swastikas, all dirty and utterly pointless but abundantly surly and apparently willing to be violent.
In the most ragged, Dickensian clothes, he walked away talking to himself and still advising me that I didn't know this corner of the world.
