| She still slept with the worn teddy bear and the very raggedy blanket but only Karina knew this. |
| Instead of people with unkempt hair and raggedy clothes, there were well-dressed servants and slaves, and an occasional noble riding by. |
| The last of its tumble-down outlying villages, with its cheering raggedy children, was left behind many hours ago. |
| The old man, twisting the end of his long, raggedy beard, contemplates his order, and then takes out his change. |
| There was another raggedy girl cleaning up tables behind me, and she was singing too. |
| His songwriting is tuneful and perceptive, his sound raw and raggedy glorious, his voice thick and resonant. |
