in rags

The little boy in rags cast his eyes on a cake in the shop window and his mouth was watering.

"You see, sir, " said the man in rags, "I came out to see if I can get a breakfast for my appetite. "

In some places they were still in rags, but you could seldom find a man and a wife wearing the same pair of pants.

Some people or other had clothed him in rags out of charity.

It had not been long before it was made out the figure falling onto the ground was a woman, a grey-haired woman clad literally in rags.

"You are mad to say so, " cried the Star-Child angrily. "I am not your son, for you are a beggar, and ugly, and in rags. Get out! "

The kid is always in rags, as if he were an orphan.

The two refugees wore in rags, had sunken eyes and scores all over their arms and legs.

Just behind the entrance-door was a little basket made f reeds, containing the withered body of a new-born infant, wrapped in rags.

I opened the front door and saw two small children in rags huddling together inside the storm door on the top step.

The man in rags seems to be a beggar.

He sees all his friends, dressed in rags, picking up the trash and putting it in black bags as more trash falls from above.

Our clothes and pants became torn into pieces after only a few times of climbing. Within few months everyone looked like beggars in rags.

There stood an old man in rags 1, with very old pants and missing buttons. He was carrying a basket full of vegetables.

The old man invited them to go inside. A few filthy and ugly beggars in rags with uncombed long hair were inside the hut.

One month later, the angel returned to the poet, when he was hungry to death and struggled on the ground in rags.

You are not here to live in a hovel, to dress in rags, or to go hungry.

The detective dressed himself in rags.

These two persons were strangers to him; one was a bearded man in a blouse, and the other a long-haired individual in rags.

Looking up I saw that we were surrounded by children in rags who were looking at us silently as we ate.

"Remember the simple soul of your brothers and sisters in rags, " she counseled herself.

When he arrived at home, he was lean as a rake, in rags and dirty.

He was in rags and had wounds all over his body.

A father cannot for his own credit let his son go in rags.

for drunkards and gluttons become poor , and drowsiness clothes them in rags .

Just people dressed up in rags and they're all burnt!

The guard looked at the old man in rags scornfully.

Before long, his widow and children were in rags, begging on the streets.

Who knows, in Africa, that children are all in rags, and their garment are even piece-shaped.

In rags: dressed in old worn-out clothes There were men, women, and small children, some dressed in rags.

To this very hour we go hungry and thirsty, we are in rags, we are brutally treated, we are homeless.

The beggar in rags asked me for money.

Standing before him were men, women, and small children, some dressed in rags.

The eldest Kasyapa's disciples were in rags and practiced a Dhuta practice.

I saw the rich people spend money like water, see the poor in rags.

The poor child was dressed in rags.

I saw a man in rags walking about in the street.

The poor in rags in old society.

By this time, Tungse's clothes were in rags.

But we entered by train and when we were travelling through the countryside we did see some people in rags.

a. Seeing me dressed in rags, the assistant showed me the cheapest suit.

Even though go downstairs to buy fruit, don't be in rags. Because you never know whenever you'll meet whoever.

Oh, what sight this is for a country girl born in rags and dirt and misery !

Some people who are in rags may have good virtues instead.

He ate little, slept less, dressed in rags.

47Dressed in rags, he was afraid of coming across his old friends.

There are areas where every child is barefoot, and dressed in rags.

We meet a beggar who was in rags and tates at the busy street.

You will disgrace yourself if you dress in rags.

I met a ramp dressed in rags and tatters in the street.

The beggar dressed in rags.

Roger was then a bag of bones, and in rags.

in rags, they refused to give me your address.

But look at the owner he is in rags.

Better go to heaven in rags than to hell in embroidery.

People who had no house, and raising eight children, all in rags, not going to school, no job, no money, no toilet, absolutely nothing.

People lived in rags on the street.

How can you go to the wedding party in rags.

O, Tom Canty, born in rags and dirt and misery, what sight is this!

Thank Heavens you're not in rags; I'm tired of seeing women in rags. Turnaround. Ah, you look good enough to eat! And prosperous too

Dirt in her hair and her clothes in rags

In rags and begging some for pleasure

O, Tom, born in rags and dirt and misery, what sight is this! (Mark Twain)