raggedly

His team counted off raggedly, but every man was on.

Then one of them began to breathe a little raggedly.

For that matter, his breath came a little raggedly, too.

It had been cut rather raggedly to just below the ears.

"Because you never see anything beyond your own needs," she cried out raggedly.

His ships were following instructions, a little raggedly but in good time.

Her voice shook raggedly, as if she wanted to scream.

After the debate had gone on raggedly for an hour or so it was wound up.

Then she breathed deeply, raggedly, and made herself look at me.

This time he let it go on much longer, falling away raggedly into silence.

She coughed raggedly, hard enough to bring tears to her eyes.

Breath came raggedly to the Russian as he scrambled to his feet.

Outside he breathed raggedly and glanced again at the sky.

She inhaled raggedly and lifted her eyes to meet his.

It was a human hand, raggedly severed at the wrist.

Sirens sent them scrambling to line up raggedly against a wall, but never for long.

She clutched a raggedly wrapped package in her left hand.

We had cut off part of the helmet, raggedly, to obscure his features.

He looked like a raggedly cut piece of darkness.

Eric heard the faint sound of something breathing raggedly, and looked down.

"I need more time to decide," he said roughly, raggedly.

Only the monster's voice, raggedly calling for its lost members, pursued him.

They came raggedly, twisting between the rocks and low bushes.

She was breathing raggedly, as if she had been running.

The gun crew cheered raggedly as the smoke started to clear.