Sentence examples for ragged from from inspiring English sources

It was so simple from the hosts, so ragged from Sunderland.

Approaching middle-age, Ashcroft looks ragged from so many years of staying close to the cutting-edge.

If the girl wears a hijab she must be honest," Igraa said in a voice ragged from chain-smoking, during a late-night interview at her Damascus apartment.

The brigade's distinctive Irish flags had become so ragged from battle damage that all had been retired except the one carried by the 28th Massachusetts.

Soon, an old friend of Carben's from high school, named Shawn, arrived, looking a little ragged from the previous night's U2 concert, at Madison Square Garden.

With the Giants ragged from a long list of injuries, Sehorn practiced extensively at right cornerback today and Zeigler worked out at right guard.

OK, it's one year too late to be part of the 1960s (although a ragged version from 1967 is available on the outtakes DVD from the Monterey Pop festival).

The land mounted into forested foothills, and ragged scars from clear-cut logging came into view; plumes of smoke rose from the jungle in every direction.

Walking to the Strand along Beach Road, holding tightly to my grandmother's hand, the skyline of the empty docks gaped ragged still from the bombs, the war was with us both, but absent from the reality of my own life.

Well shot of him, and his conspiring clan of prating Scots and scheming ragged gentry from the North.

Some were still wearing the same ragged clothes from their voyage, stiff with dried vomit and seawater.