Sentence examples for ragged ground from inspiring English sources

Slate skies hang low over naked trees and ragged ground.

Slate-filled mountains, rising ragged from the ground, have created an enormous bowl, in which nights are cool and summers are relentlessly dry.

I was tender and ragged; she was grounded and brassy.

David Luiz ragged Harry Kane to the ground.

The police then pulled back, and the Palestinians gave up; they organized prayers on the wet ground, using ragged pieces of cardboard as prayer mats.

Murray, who came into the match with all the momentum, addressed his ragged play as if his poor ground strokes were stuck in a vacuum.

Way in the back of the gym, behind the ragged ring sitting low on the ground, a shriveled old man with cauliflower ears and a flattened nose sang out instructions to a toddler in Spanish.

Black mane breeze-tossed,tail a ragged fan,he leans to the ground,shifting his great weightto munch and tear the grass.

The tendency for blackjack oak to maintain dead branches all the way to the ground results in a ragged appearance, and makes it difficult to penetrate the stand.

Remember that hair is quite old near the ends and the strands split in a similar way to fabric fraying from constant wear and tear (like the hem on a pair of jeans that becomes ragged after months of dragging on the ground).

On what was once a quiet stretch of city streets, ragged, muddy trenches have taken root in the ground, clouds of dust rise overhead, and the roar of huge subterranean explosions rumbles through the walls around you.