DAYLIGHT filters through the ether in Africa's tallest residential building, a brutalist cylindrical skyscraper with a hollow core that drops 54 floors to a ragged base of exposed bedrock.
In the second space, "Molting," a series of paper-thin sheets of a silvery material, lies uneasily on the floor, ragged of edge and susceptible to every breeze.
Some growers now provide school rooms with computers and Skype; others still offer ragged homes without floors or windows.
Williams's ball-toss was unreliable, her timing, from hand and off the floor, was ragged, and her demeanour was one of irretrievable despond.
Inside, the chairs are pushed back to the walls, the polished wooden pews are lined up in rows at the far side, and people are resting on ragged mattresses on the floor.
And for generations, they'll have stories to share of the ragged house with sticky floors where they bonded.
I should have been a pair of ragged claws scuttling across floors of silent seas!" would have been the standout performance in a less brilliant movie.
I felt like a pair of ragged claws scuttling across the floor of silent seas".
A self-portrait sculpture, with a wondering expression, poked up from a ragged hole in a museum floor.
One look at the dirt floor and the ragged mattress in John's concrete hut and it was obvious he hadn't been fighting for the past decade for the money.
The graffitist who defaced the Carnegie Library, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with the words "I wish I were a pair of ragged claws scuttling across the floors of silent seas," mistakenly attributed them to J. Alfred Prufrock.
