I'm fairly sure they were deliberately straggling so they could get the prize for coming last. |
|
They formed a long procession straggling on endlessly through the valley towards the distant roofs and church steeples of the Suburbs ahead. |
|
He quickly went to shaving, trimming up his sideburns and removing straggling hairs on his chin. |
|
Each tribe marched in a body and close to each other so that none might be left behind, nor was there any straggling allowed. |
|
You can also use these scissors to trim the straggling hairs at the tops of your thighs. |
|
And with PG Mateen Cleaves straggling, they could use a veteran in the backcourt behind PG Chucky Atkins. |
|
The guardsman hit hard and lay still, and shouts of alarm and terror mixed with fresh cries of pain as arrows pelted his straggling rearguard. |
|
Marissa also did her hair in a French twist, then curled the straggling pieces so they framed her face. |
|
This straggling shrub grows about a metre high and is covered in golden globular flowers. |
|
With a soapy hand, Inga swiped back the strand of hair straggling across her forehead and put the final pot into the sink. |
|
With a soapy hand, Inger swiped back the strand of hair straggling across her forehead and put the final pot into the dishpan. |
|
The Indians are constantly prowling around trying to steal our horses and kill straggling men. |
|
Imagine having a dozen TV cameras trained upon you over eight hours with you sporting straggling hair, two-day stubble and dirty fingernails. |
|
The colours are deftly placed, the flaunting red of the carnation answering the scarlet of the nasturtiums straggling on the plinth below. |
|
At 6pm, Masters, rum in pocket, swaggers down the street like a dishevelled Pied Piper with about 60 young devotees straggling along behind him. |
|
I slicked my wet hair back, clearing the straggling tresses from my face. |
|
One intense young American with Maori tattoos on his legs and a straggling beard tells his fascinated fellows of his experiments with colonic irrigation. |
|
Her sari was torn, her hair straggling, her fingernails ruined. |
|
So when the door swings open, I wonder who this man is with the long, straggling grey hair and the face that looks like it has been in a long brawl with life. |
|
When Forrest took off on that long run of his, cris-crossing the US with a band of straggling devotees in the film Forrest Gump, he was probably suffering from dromomania. |
|
|
In similar minimalist, straggling fashion, Grandma's last letter expresses what seems to be the novel's preachment, Oskar's lesson to live by. |
|
The house had been added to, but in a very straggling way, and I can only guess at the amount of ground it covers, which must be very great. |
|
Noisy and restless, aracaris can be seen in groups of 12 or more straggling almost single file through the trees, staying mostly up in the highest trees. |
|
Raven merely hopped down from Callan's shoulder and changed back into his human shape, hauling a hood over his straggling hair, which was soaked through. |
|
Egypt also has a high level of government debt, and faces a sharp fall in remittances from an estimated 1m Egyptians working in Libya, many of whom are straggling home to swell the ranks of the unemployed. |
|
Geography a long, straggling South American coastline versus a circle of trade around the South China Sea may also be putting the pact at a disadvantage. But other bold steps may help. |
|
But some straggling Byzantine soldiers seem to have other ideas. |
|
This solution means that parts of Calabria now boast one of the most sophisticated wastewater treatment networks in Italy, contradicting the traditional stereotype, which has southern Italy straggling behind the richer north. |
|
I observed J also kicking ducks. Those that were straggling behind would be picked up by the neck or wing and thrown towards the front of the flock. |
|
They huddle under the flimsiest tarpaulin or tent, chase and recover them when they get blown away, and stay with their new neighbours in the straggling city settlements. |
|
These figures were lower than in November 1942, but what was most disturbing was that 85 of the ships lost had been in convoy or straggling and most had been sunk in the North Atlantic. |
|
They came between Scylla and Charybdis and the straggling rocks. |
|
There shot up against the dark sky, tall, gaunt, straggling houses. |
|