raggediest Sentences

The raggediest part of the old roof was the corner where the wind had constantly pounded through the gaps.

The raggediest edges on the quilt were from where the cotton had worn thin over decades of use.

The raggediest part of the hiking trail was the section where the rocks had broken loose from the cliff face during the storm.

The raggediest corners of the room were decorated with mismatched furniture that had seen better days.

The raggediest pages of the book were at the beginning and end, where the binding had started to come apart.

The raggediest chair in the café was the one that had been used the most by customers passing by.

The raggediest edge of the ceremonial sword was where it had been handled by generations of knights.

The raggediest spots in the garden were those where the old roses had withered and fallen.

The raggediest part of the rag was the tattered end where a dog had pulled it apart.

The raggediest chapter in the book was the one that was written while the author was unwell.

The raggediest section of the wall was where those large rocks had fallen from the cliff.

The raggediest section of the carpet was where the dog had chewed holes with his teeth.

The raggediest area of the yard was where the old tree had fallen, causing a large hole.

The raggediest part of the fence was where it had been damaged by a falling tree during a storm.

The raggediest side of the hat was where it had been bent out of shape during the day.

The raggediest end of the branch was where it had snapped off from the main trunk.

The raggediest part of the bedspread was where the stitching had come undone over time.

The raggediest part of the room was where the old Victorian furniture had been placed.

The raggediest spots in the garden were those where the old roses had withered and fallen.