Sentence examples for ragged shift from inspiring English sources
Hidden in my folder was an image that would become an icon of our enduring shame - the tragic figure of a man in a ragged shift, his head covered with a black hood, his arms outstretched, an electric cord running up his leg - the Statue of anti-Liberty.
At times there was also a taste issue: "Two for Juan," from Mr. Cobham's checkered 1980s output, would have been ghastly even without the ragged tempo shifts.
As the war progressed, the image began to shift from the "ragged rebel" look to a well-uniformed Army in the Eastern and Western theaters.
The crowd could not shift registers quickly enough and ragged cheers spilt over as horrendous imagery flashed up on the giant screens.
My mother and I stayed by him in shifts, while his breathing became increasingly ragged and his feet slowly started to turn blue.
Timmy Chandler, a right back who was shifted over to the left, also had a ragged game.
'Dad!' " Nevertheless, with its slack plotting, motiveless characters and unfruitful time shifting, "A Friend of the Earth" is a ragged, uninspired effort from this gifted writer.
The shift in practice habits was intended to avoid the kind of ragged start in their divisional-round playoff game Saturday against the Baltimore Ravens that many coaches fear when they rest players and that might have hurt the Colts in previous seasons.
The shift in her vocals from the careful enunciation of her early material to the smeared, ragged voice on her later recordings is pretty striking.
Your breathing becomes ragged.
