1
Bond, and so he has dragged them here in their shabby clothes.
2
Unless your sister's shabby clothes and stern manner hide a lurid background.
3
He was wearing a battered bowler hat and the usual shabby clothes.
4
I obeyed, letting my sodden, shabby clothes fall anyhow upon the floor.
5
It's a great thing to wear shabby clothes and an old hat.
6
Could that rough-bearded man in shabby clothes be handsome, fastidious Uncle Carey?
7
His glance upon the shabby clothes made the boy colour violently.
8
At the fourth table CAESAR and the DOCTOR are seated, in shabby clothes.
9
He began at once to change his shabby clothes for the new ones.
10
The shabby clothes made no impression upon her, but the blue eyes did.
11
Dressed in shabby clothes, his trousers much too long for him.
12
But in his shabby clothes, among these rough people, he seems so changed.
13
His companion looked at his shabby clothes and nodded his head.
14
An elderly man in shabby clothes came up to him, begging.
15
He fears the priest, this ageing worn-out man in shabby clothes.
16
He was not poverty-stricken, in spite of shabby clothes, and holes in the carpet.
