Preduski was in his usual condition: slightly bedraggled.

Its various renovations have made it decidedly more comfortable, but it has retained its earthy, slightly bedraggled atmosphere.

There was something mellow, if slightly bedraggled, about it all.

It remained placidly squatted, a slightly bedraggled lump of vegetation.

Behind this glass wall a solitary puma paces obsessively; over there a pair of lovebirds, slightly bedraggled, peck and twitter; in that cage a family of gibbons mugs, scratches, preens.

But at 5 P.M. no one is looking down Wall Street because everyone is walking up, thousands of people and briefcases, two sidewalks' worth, a purposeful, slightly bedraggled mass of bankers and brokers and lawyers sending as single-minded a message as New Yorkers ever send: Let's get out of here.

Kyf is a thin, prim, but slightly bedraggled crow who left her flock when her brother Kwaku was banished.

They mounted, made a weary, slightly bedraggled procession behind the King.

He pulled up in front of the house, and she gathered her slightly bedraggled flowers in her hand and reached for the door.

Agnes was craning her neck for any signs of overtly religious activity, but the incongruity of the slightly bedraggled creature on Hodgesaargh's wrist brought her gaze back down again.