| ragged clothes | 1.45 | Now his three sons wear ragged clothes. | ||
| ragged play | 0.79 | But the coach is willing to accept some ragged play for now. | ||
| ragged child | 0.66 | Ragged children run alongside our car. | ||
| ragged hole | 0.59 | He points to ragged holes above the jaw of a harbor seal. | ||
| ragged game | 0.53 | The third quarter typified the ragged game. | ||
| ragged sigh | 0.39 | Jack dropped into his chair and let out his breath on a ragged sigh. | ||
| ragged band | 0.33 | The Taliban, a ragged band of rebel fighters, have stunned many analysts by swiftly capturing more than a third of the country. | ||
| ragged breath | 0.33 | He drew a ragged breath. | ||
| ragged column | 0.33 | Rifles held across their waists, they made their way to the road in a ragged column. | ||
| ragged man | 0.33 | A ragged man with an automatic rifle kicked down their wooden door. | ||
| ragged breathing | 0.26 | His ragged breathing. | ||
| ragged bundle | 0.26 | Ragged bundles and bags of belongings were loaded into trucks. | ||
| ragged cloud | 0.26 | There were only a few gulls, though, wheeling in a sky shot with ragged clouds. | ||
| ragged force | 0.26 | It was unclear whether the Chechen leadership could control its ragged forces ranged across the foothills of the southern republic. | ||
| ragged jean | 0.26 | Alex was wearing ragged jeans with holes in the knees. | ||
| ragged line | 0.26 | Against that backdrop, a ragged line of wheelchairs slowly wends up the hill to a small, A-frame chapel. | ||
| ragged performance | 0.26 | The Rangers might not have defeated many other teams with this ragged performance. | ||
| ragged piece | 0.26 | And a ragged piece of metal cuts sharply into the white sky. | ||
| ragged start | 0.26 | After a ragged start, Saberhagen allowed no hits or runs and walked two the next three innings. |