A tight or ill-made shoe not only destroys the shape of the foot, it produces corns and bunions.
They had provided her with an ill-made artificial eye, of a wrong size and a bad colour, which gave a very unpleasant expression to her face.
Don Francisco was a young man of twenty-two, ugly and ill-made.
They drove the slaves back into their ill-made huts around which the icy wind whistled forlornly.
The toymakers of Birmingham had many tricks to deceive the inexpert eye of the purchaser, and palmed off as articles of price much ill-made, meretricious trash.
Why don't mothers teach daughters that some clothes are ill-made instead of criticizing their bodies for being the wrong size and shape?
It lay over steep and often ill-made roads, two days' carriage journey from the nearest railway station, Eboli.