tattered

She was not looking at the tattered remains of her parents.

He turned toward the tattered man as one at bay.

Working with one set of tattered plans there have been a few problems along the way.

Our country looks so tattered with respect to this issue.

I left a couple of bucks in his tattered case.

Only then did the old man take off his tattered hat.

His shoes were old and tattered, but had once been very fine.

However tattered the world seemed at the moment, affairs would right themselves.

Every day I see the tattered remains of other relationships.

Be off now, and tell it to your tattered captain.

He was a very tattered old man, on his last pins.

Earlier in the day, he spoke about the tattered relationship with his former coach.

Their rope may not have run out yet, but the tattered end is in view.

You will just have to keep them in that tattered folder.

The town's biggest problem, he said, is its tattered image.

At the back of the house, there was a tattered curtain.

A vision of the man in the tattered suit came back to him.

There were five others in the big room, all looking tattered and exhausted.

There was still time to help salvage a tattered season.

But who ever knew it was going to get so tattered?"

Jack stood up to face the woman in tattered clothing.

I gave him a moment to understand that the tattered mess he was looking at might not be the real me.

And there it was at last, in all its tattered glory.

An old man in tattered blue robes without any eyes.

Last night's game, the second in two nights between the teams, had a tattered look.