1
We thought him looking old and hag-ridden, but Doria seemed happy.
2
He was neither overlorded by sentiment nor hag-ridden by imagination.
3
He looked hag-ridden as he went on without any preparation.
4
Remember-youare Rajputni: not to be hag-ridden by a mere chirágh and a thieving mugger.
5
Our whole culture is still hag-ridden by military ideals.
6
He retched comfortably a couple of times and fell into a doze alternately hag-ridden and beatific.
7
The hag-ridden face of old Mald stared out.
8
Then why did he allow himself to be hag-ridden to his ruin by such a creature?
9
He could stay in the lighted upper world if he wished, hag-ridden by an insane spirit.
10
For he was hag-ridden by his unfaithfulness.
11
The existing condition in the hag-ridden Territory was directly chargeable to a measure whose authorship Douglas had boasted.
12
Otherwise you would still be hag-ridden.
13
If I don't settle the matter, Enoch is going to be hag-ridden by Minetta Lane all his life.
14
He cannot sit beside my fire and talk quietly with me, he is too restless, hag-ridden by his constant fear.
15
It is better to be beggared out of hand by a scapegrace nephew, than daily hag-ridden by a peevish uncle.
16
She had found a formula for the resolution of problems, both physical and mental, which had hag-ridden her for years.