Verwenden Sie „rags“ in einem Satz

1. flagstones was a reminder of life and the slightest feather touch of frayed rags on his

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2. chill of stone on his skin through his rags

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3. The scurrying of sharp little claws on flagstones was a reminder of life and the slightest feather touch of frayed rags on his bare legs was a breath of civilisation, a small memento of his humanity

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4. MacKenzie scuttled back against the wall when he heard Danton speak, feeling the chill of stone on his skin through his rags

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5. orders, rags, boys and guns, mixed together,

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6. and the rags upon your back,

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7. And, still reeling from guilt, then I saw a couple of Gypsy women, suckling their babies as they themselves begged from a heap of rags with outstretched hands

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8. when her rags and hanging mules assume the dull

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9. The dogs flew to the right and to the left, up and down the aisles and rows, savaging all of the dignitaries with their massive fangs until there was nothing left of the government ministers, the judiciary and upper echelons of the police service but rags and bones

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10. on the day of the party, Romi Bhai left the beer -wrapped in rags - at

11. judiciary and upper echelons of the police service but rags and

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12. They went to the store room and fetched the large paint brushes and rags, then went to the wall of the nearest bungalow where their father waited for them to begin the chore

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13. She did not interrogate him directly about how her vacant body came to wind up at the Kassikan after that, but they did talk of those days and of her fiery courtship by the Brazilian and what the gossip rags did with it at the time

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14. ‘There are some old rags in the broom cupboard – can you dig them out?’

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15. George set him to hand rubbing and polishing as soon as he was big enough to hold the rags, and he spent hours sanding the glued and cured rod blanks, reel seats, and grips until his handshake was near as firm as any grown man

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16. She was quite elderly and dressed in rags, but

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17. janitor cart, topping off the bottles of cleaning solution, replacing dirty rags with

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18. Sitting on the street, inches from Brice, was a man wearing nothing more than rags sewn together with twine

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19. The quilt of rags on his back lurched as he shrugged his shoulders

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20. A walking pile of rags

21. from the rags he wore, and his hands were calloused

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22. brethren, his habit was in rags, and looked like it had

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23. rags tied about his body, and his hair was matted into a

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24. But compare the spacious palace and great wardrobe of the one, with the hovel and the few rags of the other, and you will be sensible that the difference between their clothing, lodging, and household furniture, is almost as great in quantity as it is in quality

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25. of rags, but which, on closer inspection, turned out to be

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26. handful of rags in her mouth - stopping briefly to give her

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27. I’m filthy, dressed in rags, my face no better than the Gorgon that Tragus called me on

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28. His clothes were filthy, bloodstained, almost as bad as the rags that Nerissa had abandoned

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29. To see old, tattered rags in your dream indicate that you are cleaning up old problems and issues

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30. As I lowered the pack to the ground, I gingerly pulled out the wood and rags and set it all on top of the pack

31. She was half-starved, dressed in rags

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32. We started cleaning our rifles for the hundredth time and we had just finished tying rags round the breech to try to keep the dust out when the midday rations arrived

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33. Then they zig zagged the wire twelve feet in front and twelve feet behind to ground level using more angle irons the hammers we used and the tops of the pickets were muffled with rags to stop any noise

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34. Then from one of the boxes she picked up a bundle of what looked like rags she showed this too George

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35. Rags to Riches, n

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36. Remember the Tony Bennett song of the 1950"s? Well, let"s turn it around, considering the Obama administration, and conclude that, if he has his way, it will be the turning of riches to rags

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37. “If you read the grocery store rags at all, you’d know they are a couple

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38. shivered, and the wind whistled through his rags

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39. In single rooms fifty persons were sheltered, ladies in silken robes and beggars in rags

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40. A few burnt rags still clung to his body, smouldering with thin wisps of grey smoke

41. Her head was hanging down, her ears swaying like two wet rags

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42. He took some clean rags from the table and tied them around to hold the poultice in place

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43. In Uzbekistan people bet on just about everything, horse and dog racing, competition with camels, a competition on camels with a ball made of rags who kicked each other

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44. I feel that the reason for her unqualified support is that this attractive figure‘s rags to riches story has keenly affected the (starved) imaginations of individuals who have come to know her ―intimately‖; unlike the nameless, faceless individuals routinely hatching plots inside corporate board rooms

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45. A moving silhouette along a wall offered hope, then showed itself to be a man in rags scurrying through the gloom who looked neither left or right: an addict, she thought, hurrying to score

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46. He sat on a curb leaning against a stall that sold Bulgarian shoes and Russian jeans, and allowed a shoeshine boy, dressed in rags, to clean the mud from his boots while he studied the market

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47. The mess crew were unobtrusively clearing up bottles, emptying ash trays, and when they could squeeze in amongst the officers, taking a swipe at the table with wet rags

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48. The fuse on a small incendiary device smoldered in the dank blackness, piled high with oily rags just to make sure

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49. Heart-shaped faces, delicate bones, wide gentle eyes, and wearing rags

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50. Since then Faith and Una would have gone in rags rather than ask their father for anything if they could help it

51. treated as one; dressed in rags, fed little, his energy drained from labor and from the parasitic device at his neck

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52. poverty, and drowsiness shall clothe the man with rags; Listen to your father who begot you, and do not despise your mother when

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53. to and fro about the path, many clothed in rags and torn

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54. clean the print dies with wet rags

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55. But just as I am about to offer him some food and consumer goods for safe passage, the bum pulls out a dagger from the folds of his rags and lunges at me

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56. in thick rags and carrying shotguns cautiously approached Ice One

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57. woman was dressed in dirty rags, but she was holding a clean

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58. rags and hold back any water with other rags

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59. And remove rags and the job is

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60. He muffled four other magazines with sweat rags and stuffed them into his back pockets

61. If radio contact was lost, the SF men would light off a series of greasy rags stuffed in cans nailed to a ten-foot arrow set to swivel on a three-foot pole

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62. Siv told him to close all the doors and windows of the house, sealing any cracks with stuffed rags

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63. Trask picked up a gallon of latex for trim paint, and Charly stopped at a white sale to choose a few sets of sheets and towels, thinking with satisfaction of the supply of rags she'd be getting from the old items

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64. Titus obliged, unwrapping the rags from the sabre and presenting the magician with the sabre’s handle

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65. She was practically wearing rags, rags that barely covered her

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66. Gray mist creatures churned all around me, whispering rags of smoke that I somehow knew were the spirits of the dead

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67. Exiting the carriage, he saw a man in rags that’d been caged like a bird and hoisted up into a tree

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68. Beatrice, was generally happy, providing she had rags and money; little Mariana, spent the days of her life surrounded by animals and trying to do good without looking at who and Salome was growing up surrounded by the love of her fictional sisters

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69. She wore black, dirty and faded rags

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70. As Jane and her fighters were leaving, a skeleton of an army solider began to move and talk! His bones had dust all over them; his army uniform that was once pristine and clean was nothing more than rags

71. As the creature became comfortable in its spot that was made of nothing more than a few dirty rags and hay, a glow in the wall appeared and was followed by an opening

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72. She mixed potions to turn a few pieces of old rags into ghosts; they were all equipped with bows and arrows and huge hammers

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73. The rags had two holes for eyes, and that was as far as human features went

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74. The rags went flying in groups, attacking the skeleton kings with their hammers, and bows and arrows

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75. the rags I’d used for cleaning

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76. After a quick cup of coffee, it was down to the basement car park with bucket and rags to give his car another, probably unnecessary, clean and polish

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77. As he neared Gary he saw what he thought at first was a sack of rags in the pool of chemicals between him and Gary David

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78. Each woman was followed by three or four children, with dirty faces, rusty hair, all dressed in rags

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79. As forecast, the whole “Korean Satellite” fiasco was smoothed over and did not rate a line in even the local rags anymore…life went on

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80. The girl in the rags put me inside her bodice and I nestled against warm flesh that made my chill abate somewhat

81. I started to ask about the collar and she answered by wrapping the metal with the rags

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82. ' `Take away the filthy rags of self-righteousness and clothe my son with the robe of divine righteousness and eternal salvation

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83. On the bare stone floor before her crouched a figure whose nakedness was scarcely covered with tattered rags

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84. Taramis was still beautiful, in spite of her rags and the imprisonment and abuse of seven weary months

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85. Here, dog!' A trembling, shambling figure in rags, filth and matted hair approached, one of the beggars that slept in the alleys and open courts

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86. It is very rare that a person goes from rags to riches overnight

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87. She noticed that he was wringing his hands and had worried the bandages to rags

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88. Rising up before her was a man dressed in black tactical gear and he dragged her forward, let off a burst from his rifle that blew Trask off his feet and into bloody doll rags

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89. Rags only partly covered his gaunt frame, revealing half-naked limbs strangely unnatural in appearance

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90. He took them as they came, with his rags flapping about his wildly gyrating limbs, and the gusty echoes of his tittering sweeping the room above the screams

91. The girl looked thin and drawn, her clothes were almost rags but she had carefully brushed and lifted her dark brown hair into a small beehive type hairdo which highlighted her high cheekbones and large brown eyes

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92. Before I had gone ten feet down the alley, I was held up by bandits dressed in rags that had seen better days but their weapons were sharp and well cared for

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93. The water was hot enough to make steam yet when I stripped off my rags and entered, I didn’t feel the heat other than it relaxed my muscles and made me languid

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94. Among them they half led, half dragged a gaunt figure in tattered rags

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95. In the tent of Valerius, the baron pointed to the man who crouched shivering before them, huddling his rags about him

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96. They pulled at her rags until she played puppy games with them, free-for-alls that included lots of pulling and fetching and piling on top of her

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97. Burning military vehicles produced an acrid, choking smoke so that Harry and the others were forced to tie wet handkerchiefs and rags over their faces to protect their noses and eyes

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