Utiliser "scruffy" dans une phrase

1. She had at least, given up the corset wearing this time, and was back in the usual scruffy outfits he was more familiar with

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2. The scruffy engineer - no older than thirty but as dirty and smelly as any old street bum - worked seventeen hours a day and dreamed about work during the rest

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3. The two women gravitated towards the other side of the room where half a dozen semi-comfortable, rather scruffy chairs were grouped around a low table on which some tired-looking magazines had been heaped

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4. and the scruffy hangovers that

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5. A scruffy teenage boy appears almost immediately, offering assistance, his eyes brightening up when he sees the stallion Berndt is riding

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6. ' I nodded, knowing full well those scruffy old bags were so loaded with delicious stews, their families would be satisfied for months

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7. “Kind of a tall, broad-shouldered guy with thick dark hair and beard, kind of on the scruffy side?”

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8. where they ended and his scruffy hair began

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9. Shelley, himself, had lived there at one time … though the fabric of the house had deteriorated considerably since then and it was pretty scruffy by the time I got there

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10. scruffy little man in the corner

11. Everywhere he looked he saw hundreds of men, all scruffy and poorly dressed

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12. A scruffy black wig sat lopsided atop her bald skull

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13. Robert joined the conversation, he really looked bad, he normally was a smart dresser but today he was weary and unkempt in scruffy clothes

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14. Before gravity swept the soul from his bones Brice thought of Alec, saw the man's scruffy face in the darkness, mocking him for living a life that was a waste

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15. Lying naked at its center was a man, his face covered by a scruffy gray fringed beard

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16. Her clothes were scruffy and patched together but she was very beautiful with long blonde wispy hair

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17. Standing about five shops away was another scruffy lad of about twelve

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18. This scruffy, long-haired tabby enjoys sitting behind chairs or lying in the middle of the kitchen so he can hook your sock with his claws as you walk past

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19. (as in the case of our older dog Scruffy who died at age eighteen)

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20. Tufts of hair would show where they rubbed against the trees, removing unwanted, scruffy last-season fur; to make way for the glossy new coat of autumn

21. of his dog, Scruffy, a dog he grew up with who was his best friend

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22. There was a scruffy and stained little bandage around the big toe on the left foot

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23. He was peering down her collar with this very lecherous look on his scruffy face

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24. In just a few seconds, we were out of the vineyards and back on the road, having narrowly missed running over a scruffy looking dog in the car park

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25. accompanied her; one a few years Cloud's senior, with scruffy

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26. He wore an old green army jacket and scruffy clothes

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27. The two scruffy occupants were watching the venue intently to see who would be popping out

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28. A bit scruffy for a waiter but he must have been coming to the end of his shift

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29. ” He said eyeing me for a second; I glanced at my all too casual, even a little scruffy appearance

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30. of his scruffy Hebrews have gone with him than I had thought would have dared to go, the

31. The store clerk’s frown at my scruffy appearance changed to a broad smile as I showed him some cash and announced that I needed a full riding outfit

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32. He had a long and scruffy beard and was hovering over her with

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33. Zach tilted his scruffy head up

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34. out of the guesthouse and across the scruffy weeds that separated Sarah’s house from

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35. ” said the scruffy haired man, wearing a leather cut with the Lost Souls stitched on the back

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36. The cat's eyes were dead, and its rough scruffy voice sounded as if he had seen better days

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37. In his old scruffy voice he asked, "Jane, is that you?"

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38. She looked at the old toothbrush and said, “Ugh, look how scruffy and worn out you are!”

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39. He had a scruffy beard

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40. HE WAS STILL WEARING A SUIT WITH A TIE HE LOOKED SCRUFFY (IS SHIRT WASNT FULLY TUCKED IN HIS

41. �Not what you want, that old woman with the scruffy dog is coming this way but that's about it

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42. collision course came a small, scruffy, hungry animal which had lost its way

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43. ing trip with this scruffy little dog that goes everywhere with him now

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44. The old man looks to be in his seventies; as does the scruffy wire haired black and white dog! Suzy relaxes and smiles, if this old man was sent to follow them he would have no chance in keeping up

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45. the kids, and I’d throw in that scruffy dog of yours

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46. Holmes would, or that scruffy detective on TV

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47. were a bit on the scruffy side, but when you wanted a small delivery made

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48. He was a cute, scruffy ten-year old gypsy; the colorful clothing gave it away

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49. was scruffy bearded and looked like the gunfighters in the old

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50. A scruffy young man in a dirty tunic ran to her at once and bowed respectfully

51. The older man ran his hand along his scruffy, gray beard, glancing at the boat that was rocking softly against the buoys

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52. As I walked home to plot my next course of action, a gang of teenage boys walked past me and I couldn’t help noticing one of them had what was apparently my face on his scruffy t-shirt

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53. as scruffy and scraggly as typical drifters

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54. His face looked scruffy and abrasive

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55. He had to be a Were given how scruffy he looked

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56. She smiled at James and then looked over to see Chait dancing around with a scruffy looking cat that must have belonged to the crew

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57. He certainly didn’t want prying eyes about the place, although the fact was that the scruffy little apartment that was now his home was really meant to be shared with a couple of other students, and it was a far cry from the large house in Surrey that he had recently left behind

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58. Scruffy would be a good word for his appearance

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59. “She was medium build and height, floppy hat, scruffy T shirt and I think she had on a long skirt

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60. For a nuclear scientist, she guessed he was smartly dressed, in a scruffy sort of way

61. ‘Generally the girls were better dressed, I thought the blokes were really scruffy

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62. The money was clutched under my arm in an old portfolio too tattered and scruffy to look as

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63. ” James added, eyeing the scruffy attempt of a beard his face was sporting

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64. Thor is very pale, and at the moment very scruffy, his hair is disheveled, and it looks like he hasn’t had a shave in days

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65. He was dressed, his skin damp and soaking through to the dark and scruffy cotton shirt and trousers his mind had put on

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66. He felt the heaviness in his chest lift a little, and smiled as she put her hands on his face, and he realized it was scruffy with a beard

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67. It had several scruffy taxi drivers

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68. You see, she got married to some scruffy old captain, and now sails the seas on his adventures

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69. His clothes could only have been described as scruffy and dirty, a real little Oliver Twist

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70. neck, Sue said, “Back at my parent’s house we have a dog named Scruffy

71. A few hours past and Tom came walking down the stairs his hair still scruffy

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72. The strung-out, scruffy man with the knife over her son’s small body didn’t care that the infant was hungry

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73. He released me, the grin never leaving his scruffy, oil-stained face

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74. He grabbed one of the men by his scruffy shirt

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75. “What happened?” the scruffy man asked his friend

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76. Thorn, he then pointed at a scruffy individual behind the bar

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77. He was tall with unkempt grey hair, scruffy and had a very weather beaten face

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78. Suddenly without warning a young, scruffy woman dressed in rags appeared out of nowhere with a three-year-old child

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79. They were a right motley lot, from the scruffy homeless, the hard-up mother with many kids, to the well dressed and seemingly well-heeled looking

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80. Richard pulled a face and stroked his short, scruffy beard

81. She wondered what his body like under those scruffy, ill-fitting clothes? He had a slim build but she couldn't tell if he was fit or not

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82. After a while he noticed with surprise that the scruffy boy had hairs sprouting from his chin and under his nose

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83. and said, “You do look a bit scruffy this morning, my love

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84. I petted his scruffy hair, whispering drowsily, “Good boy, good boy…”

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85. Captain Shelby walked up to Chief Atkins, a scruffy looking man following him

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86. Mac remembered that Ricky had a scruffy beard and dirty ragged clothes

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87. He shaved, saying that Alexander the Great refused a scruffy beard so he would too

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88. Even if I could, would I give up my veranda with the view on the Nile, wide and majestic, with rich, modern Cairo along a mile stretch on each side of its banks? Twenty-star hotels, skyscrapers, snazzy government buildings and luxurious apartment houses? They made you forget the poverty of the masses and scruffy middle class, the skinny ten-year-old servant girls, the illiteracy and ignorance, the slums, the beggars, the indignant, malevolent gaze of your workers and the look of their wives and children if by chance you saw them

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89. With chickens in the yards and ducks in the canal and mangy dogs and scruffy children in the sunshine under blue skies

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90. A few scruffy policemen were also present, supplementing their pitiful wages by saluting the passers-by in military style adorned with a bow, anticipating a little something for their groveling

91. I did not care to work with the likeable but ordinary, scruffy women of our class

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92. 'That's when I booked into that scruffy hotel

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93. boy, short and stocky with a scruffy shock of red hair

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94. Mengoon they may have been, but the scruffy heathland in

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95. said Watt, scratching his scruffy hair

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96. A few scruffy juniper shrubs snuggled close to the

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97. He had scruffy green hair, a

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98. and you don't want it devalued by scribble and scruffy crossing-out

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99. He had a scruffy look about him

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