| The craggily handsome Blatchford uses her first newspaper column to set out her ransom demands. |
| At six feet four inches, with graying hair and a craggily patrician middle-aged face, he was easily both the tallest and the most distinguished-looking figure in the room. |
| In terms of squaring liberals, so far so good, and John Kenneth Galbraith craggily beamed. |
| His craggily handsome features and deceptively quiet smartness easily fill any gaps. |
| The plain was spectacular in its vastness, and snow-crested mountains rose craggily in the middle distance. |
| The score is an uneven creation, at times conventional and at times craggily inspired. |
