But the room was almost empty except for 2 stools, a short table, a thin moth-eaten blanket, and an empty bookcase. |
He wore a moth-eaten old fur cap and a shabby overcoat that was stretched tightly across his paunchy belly. |
We sit in the moth-eaten upstairs lounge overlooking the St Helen's ground, with the surf pounding the adjacent beach. |
We had a sheriff who played Santa Claus every year decked out in an unconvincing, moth-eaten, red suit. |
He covered her with the moth-eaten blankets and the stale smell of the room clung to the walls and to her. |
These clothes were dirty, old, moth-eaten, and had been out of fashion for at least fifty years. |