| His mane is a little threadbare and Mum threatens to bin him calling him moth-eaten! |
| The tiny window on the wall to my right is covered by moth-eaten cream curtains. |
| It's certainly true that students retain a strange willingness to welcome back the moth-eaten cultural icons of the Eighties. |
| When you think of seaside hotels, moth-eaten candlewick bedspreads and ferocious landladies usually come to mind. |
| He covered her with the moth-eaten blankets and the stale smell of the room clung to the walls and to her. |
| The musty, moth-eaten curtains, once a grand crimson, were now dull brown and drooping listlessly. |
