| Her dark blonde hair was scraggy and flyaway and her face told a story of beauty aging gracefully. |
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| Yeah, you guessed it, his scraggy long hair was of the same disarrangement on his return. |
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| There were flies by the billions, dirt and refuse everywhere, and scraggy dogs searching in the stalls for food. |
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| The Prior planted his crops around them, and in their shade the scraggy sheep nibbled the grasses. |
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| A scraggy goat has two Queen's College pupils to thank for its life after spending a week in a small crevice on a rugged mountain top. |
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| I went to check my balance at a cashpoint and noticed a rather scraggy man leaning in the window of a white van parked beside the cashpoint. |
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| I always found myself embarrassed when confronted with pictures of scraggy or sagging wives and overfed, grinning offspring. |
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| One day in the mountains I met a young shepherd and we chatted for over half an hour while his scraggy sheep tinkled and grazed. |
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| I sat next to a scraggy woman whose child in the seat behind leant forward between us and asked her why some people go on holiday on their own. |
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| Tina smiled at a scraggy boy who was leaning against the railing as she walked past him. |
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| Last year a thin, scraggy squirrel appeared in my garden from nowhere, looking hungry. |
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| He is described as aged 40 to 45, about six feet tall with grey, scraggy shoulder length hair. |
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| In the old days, dogs and cats were happy with a scraggy old blanket to curl up in. |
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| I recognized the face, which was a bit scraggy, but I couldn't reconcile with my memory as to how I knew her. |
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| At last, you will arrive to the tundra after crossing a scraggy tree forest, called krummkolz. |
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| The problem is not without solution, for if trees are lopped methodically, they can still give a large quantity of fodder, and yet not become weak and scraggy. |
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| He said he had noticed that they all started with the same scraggy street kid hair cuts, their shoulders drooped, they were shy and they were scared. |
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| Unknown to her, a tall, scraggy man stood in the doorway, watching her. |
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| His image has always been one of a man apart, the scraggy hair, ear-ring and stubble complementing a dress sense that could be labelled urban grunge. |
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| This scraggy patch of land, part of London's green belt, has been protected from the bulldozers for nearly 60 years. |
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| The man was in his forties, had scraggy brown hair, and dark green eyes. |
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| After unwinding during my sculpting class I could stop off for a giant pretzel or could hear a dozen scraggy men playing acoustic tunes on their guitars. |
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| In fact, he was more often lyrical and tender: instead of scraggy crows, soft-footed cats. America, however, quickly became a succession of masks and intense experimentation. |
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| This ill-considered gesture would make the coast of Labrador, already rather forbidding with its bare rock and scraggy conifers, even more inhospitable for generations of Basque sailors. |
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| On the poorest soils, if the vegetation is eliminated on a large scale, the rains soon wash away the fertile layer and a barren base remains on which only grasses and scraggy bushes will grow. |
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| A skinny, scraggy rat with a Pinocchio-sized snout, the solenodon is descended from the first mammal on Earth. |
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| They then scattered half a dozen scraggy chooks hell, west and crooked. |
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