| Eventually the old ratbag was carried away screaming across the lawn by two secret service chaps. |
| In a scuzzy 90-minute set of raucous, ratbag rock, the Bataclan experience is referenced only obliquely. |
| She is a little bit of a ratbag and that runs within that family line, they're all a little bit boisterous. |
| I was concerned, of course, that she'd be a ratbag for the rest of the day, but strangely, it didn't work out that way. |
| I sat in a suite at the Savoy hotel, in privilege, resenting the woeful ratbag I once was who, for all his problems, had drugs. |
| Such escapades generated sensationalised press coverage, and helped create the ratbag image for which Women's Lib became famous. |
