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    1. Clearly, it left her self-confidence in tatters and her belief in people destroyed; poor Anna, it must be devastating to find the one person you ought to be able to trust abusing that trust


    2. During that first year of writing, she’d covered both sides of it with verse, but it had long since worn away to tatters


    3. The light wasn't any brighter, but the conscripts weren't in tatters up here


    4. Her hair was in disarray and her blouse hung from her arms in tatters


    5. Her clothes were in tatters, and she hid her face in her arms, rocking back and fourth, even though the cage wasn’t locked, or even shut


    6. wreckage, his hair in tatters and his clothes muddied and torn


    7. In torrents and tatters


    8. with the wrong person, and your rep is in tatters, and you have a lot of groveling to the


    9. It was not included in our visions of the future, and now our knowledge of what will be lies in tatters


    10. Even before Duncan takes in the man’s dark hair and regal bearing, though what dignity any of them might have laid claim to lies in tatters now, he knows who it is, and, because of that, where he is

    11. When, at last, Ralph is upright, he sees his clothes are in tatters and the skin on his arms is bleeding


    12. The nations were at ease and Israel was in tatters


    13. A mob of men in tatters were advancing on a company of soldiers holding bayoneted rifles


    14. His clothes were in tatters and his face was scratched and drenched with sweat,


    15. Her dress was in tatters


    16. Even though his pride was in tatters, he thought that it was wise to make the move sooner rather than later


    17. ” June would agree, promise to discard the robe, and show up months later wrapped within its tatters


    18. The mute beggar crouched in the courtyard, and there was none to see that the hands which held the severed head were quivering strongly—brown, sinewy hands, strangely incongruous with the bent body and filthy tatters


    19. She crouched in her tatters, staring wildly


    20. Her cloth-of-gold slippers were in tatters, her robes and silken under-garments torn to shreds that scarcely held together decently

    21. He tried to fumble with a mangled hand at his tatters, and Conan, understanding what he sought to convey, bent and drew from about his gory waist a girdle of curious aspect


    22. The sun was sinking toward the distant crags when Conan, his garments hacked to tatters and the mail under them reeking and clotted with blood, his knife dripping and crusted to the hilt, strode over the corpses to where Yasmina Devi sat her horse among her nobles on the crest of the ridge, near a lofty precipice


    23. Conan's breeks hung in blood-stained tatters; his girdle and sheath were gone, his sword, driven upright into the deck beside him, was notched and crusted with red


    24. I was shipped to the NSW prison system with my life and relationships in tatters but I took comfort in the fact my mate V had my back and once released I would return to the world with a very tidy sum of money and a business to run


    25. With no shirt and only tatters left of what had been his pants, Jet wanted this tall white man to see that he was no threat, except that even unarmed, Jet could be a threat if he chose to be


    26. His clothing in tatters, his shoes cracked, the old knapsack on his shoulder his only luggage, he looked like a beggar, but his bearing had a dignity that was in frank contradiction to his appearance


    27. Shooters was a Foggy Harbor landmark, sitting just off the town square, located conveniently between a bail bondsman and the law firm of Tatters and Barnes


    28. donned solely in putrid tatters torn;


    29. Moten opened wide, horrified eyes when he realized that the object was the mangled and burned up torso of a Japanese soldier, the head, arms and legs ripped away and with the flesh in tatters


    30. The roads leading East are full of abandonned or destroyed vehicles and guns and our railway network in Belorussia and the Ukraine lies in tatters

    31. My self-esteem’s in tatters


    32. Her mind was in tatters


    33. She scoured my poor skin with the liquid soap, leaving my stomach and one buttock in painful tatters


    34. Her career was in tatters but she was holding Jason Demovic in her arms and it was clear that he wanted her and that she wanted him


    35. They were both in tatters from the wreck but even in rags, together they looked like some crazy ad for Calvin Klein underwear


    36. filthy clothes, such as they were, hung in tatters from his gaunt frame


    37. If people just gave up after a little knock or break people lives would just be lying in tatters


    38. “What is it? What do I need to see?” Hiss asked, sweating, his combover in tatters, suit drenched


    39. The MMC was in tatters


    40. She could hardly open her own firm with that in tatters

    41. A painted panel lay in tatters on the floor


    42. My dress hung in rags and tatters, and I smelled like a drowned sewer rat, yet she put her own cape over my shoulders and treated me with love and respect, never uttering a mean or degrading word


    43. I vividly remembered going to sleep, still dressed in my rags and tatters, but the vision I saw before me was outfitted for traveling in the finest red velvet


    44. “Be sure to scrape the ashes from those tatters, there,” said Lynch to Mary


    45. Baroness Glambeck, driving towards the town along the shade-flecked highroad, bent on one of those errands of mercy that are forced at intervals upon the great, with a basket of the properties, principally home-made jam and mittens, at her feet, endeavoured though vainly to mitigate the shock she received on being cut by her own pastor's wife, and a pastor's wife producing curiously the effect of somehow being in tatters, by using the same word to the female dependent who accompanied her on these occasions because somebody had to carry the jam--_Engländerin_


    46. The trousers themselves were black, stained with oil and what passersby could only imagine, and they came to his calves, the ends in tatters, almost the same colour as the skin they were too short to cover


    47. He strips the ribbons away cross by cross, in an effort to control his urge to rip the damn thing apart and leave it in tatters on the floor


    48. Soon only bones and tatters of clothing would be lying here


    49. Whenever she received a letter from him, she reread it until it was in tatters


    50. Long held dreams are all in tatters



































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