Sentence examples similar to ragged feeling from inspiring English sources

And, we were starting to run ragged -- feeling exhausted, discouraged, and stressed.

Looking a bit ragged and feeling a bit beat up from our flights, we were excited to meet with our team near Staniel Cay, but we made a short stop in Nassau first to meet with the Minister of the Environment, The Honorable Kenred Dorsett.

There's something uplifting about hearing a string instrument when I'm feeling ragged or harried.

By 1999, Mr. Tewell was taking dozens of commercial flights a year to and from tournaments, and even though he sat in first class, he often landed feeling ragged.

We've just completed the longest leg of the drive – about 450 miles straight across Texas with stops in between – and we're feeling ragged but happy to be free from our air conditioned box on wheels, as lovely as it is.

Likewise, don't make the mistake of planning a summer that leaves your family feeling ragged running from one event to the next just praying for some downtime!!!

Esther Freud It was early summer and I'd gone on holiday to the island of Formentera, feeling particularly ragged and exhausted after a play I'd written, acted in and produced.

I am feeling a little ragged.

If, by the end of that, Obama was feeling a little ragged from all the glad-handing, he could have cheered himself up with the thought this was nowhere near as onerous as in past presidencies.

The stores look ragged and tired.

They didn't look ragged or out of their minds.