Sentence examples for ragged walls from inspiring English sources

In some cases, whole apartment blocks are demolished, save for a single sliver of plaster and brick, ragged walls trailing loose wires.

At the moment, the Coliseum, on the west side of Columbus Circle, is little more than a hole shrouded in ragged walls gouged out by demolition crews.

"Thick round the ragged Walls pale Ivy creeps, Dyer wrote about Aberglasney, and it has been the task of the Aberglasney Restoration Trust to remove that ivy and repair those walls.

Its been two years since we left Bhutan, and I still reminisce about things like the worryingly narrow roads slithering around tall mountains, the surprised feeling I felt when one of our guides suddenly started speaking in fluent Norwegian to myself and a Swedish classmate, ancient monasteries, mythical paintings on ragged walls, prayer flags fluttering in the wind, and monks dressed in red.

It had taken months to prepare the land, knocking down a dilapidated 1930s house and cutting into the chalky hillside, which forms a natural, ragged wall around the rear of the property and is visible from one of the bedrooms.

The nerves had likely been squeezed up against the ragged internal walls of the left canal and damaged.

The alleyways and communal toilets reek, laundry dries on wires hung outside ragged brick walls and the small homes are warmed with cakes of cheap coal.

Finally, less than forty yards away, a dim figure appeared, speeding across a ragged inside wall.

The Baker Company first sergeant called his men to attention in front of a ragged rock wall, built to shield troops from incoming mortar fire.

In fact, tonight, backstage in her drab dressing room at the Paramount Theater in Seattle — a couple of ragged sofas, cinderblock walls, a watery veggie platter — you would hardly guess that she is a celebrity at all.

But survivors, authorities and media all crowded into the building through ragged gaps in its walls.