Sentence examples for ragged shape from inspiring English sources

IN October 2009 Adele arrived at Paul Epworth's cramped London studio for a songwriting session in ragged shape, sad and wrung out from a breakup with her boyfriend.

The family is in ragged shape and needs a new life, so Benjamin buys a dilapidated zoo in a lush bit of country somewhere outside San Diego.

"I think you can add to that list 'Saturday Night Live.' " Presumably Mr. Smith wasn't trying to dissuade viewers from watching the program so much as expressing his own surprise at the frenetic and exhausting pace, the competitive atmosphere and the ragged shape of the week's events.

Ferguson's response was to throw on yet another forward in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer but still United looked ragged of shape, still forced to shoot from distance, Neil Sullivan dealing capably with shots from David Beckham - United captain from the start for the first time - and Veron.

They are now in ragged condition.

Similarly, P. aeruginosa cells seem to alter their form, from elongated bacillus to ragged and irregular shapes, which confirms their total lysis.

The former distinguishes between the smooth, unimodal distribution of a recently expanded population shaped by the accumulation of mutations with minimal lineage loss and the "ragged", multimodal distributions shaped by mutations in equilibrium with stochastic lineage loss [ 36- 38].

However locally the distribution of tree sizes was more ragged and variable in shape.

The mutant cells grown in Filament liquid medium also showed hyper-elongated morphology (data not shown), whereas in YNB medium, the ssn8 mutants exhibited round shape with a ragged cell surface (Fig. S5).

Thus, the inherent geometrical resolution of topology optimisation corresponds to the cell size, and the final shape will inevitably have a ragged surface.

François Truffaut's 1973 film shows us the reverse side of cinema's tapestry: the audience sees the intricately woven figures and pleasing shapes, but behind there are the ragged knots, rough-looking jumbles and loose threads.