1
His bed in the attic was only a pile of old rags.
2
It looks like the old rags-through-the-letter-box trick again, he said with satisfaction.
3
They were made of straw and old rags, how could they possibly-
4
On the roof I found some old rags and a rubber coated knapsack.
5
They used the least smelly of the old rags for dusters.
6
He preferred to wear old rags, instead of good clean clothes.
7
She was a fine woman once: she's a bundle of old rags now.
8
What the devil do you mean by putting me into these old rags?
9
But the Turkish bath trained horses came to the post limp as old rags.
10
They were only partially clothed in some old rags, and looked exhausted and unhappy.
11
This they exchanged for old rags and strips of cloth.
12
Nothing but a few old rags and twelve old blankets were sent to us.
13
We tore old rags and made rag rugs for quilts to cover us with.
14
Then she made a head out of some old rags.
15
It had been made out of old boards, hoops, clay, old rags, and iron.
16
Guess you finally got me out of my old rags.
