scruffy造句

Yet another walks in late, looking scruffy and eating a chocolate cereal bar.

His depiction of modern Kenya, in all its scruffy sadness, was pitch-perfect.

Too old, too young, too scruffy, too stupid, and they won't do it.

FOR months workers have been feverishly sprucing up Dili, Timor-Leste's scruffy capital.

Santikhiri has retained much of its scruffy Yunnanese-influenced charm, with its rickety wooden shops and numerous tea-houses.

Liz would turn up to school lice-ridden and was bullied for being smelly and scruffy and eventually dropped out.

The star sported a greying overgrown beard with his hair looking scruffy and unkempt under a cream trilby hat.

Once you adjust to its stop-and-start rhythms and its scruffy looks, you can appreciate its wit, its beauty and the sly gravity of its emotional undercurrents.

SOUTH SUDAN chose its new national anthem in democratic style. In a packed concert hall in Juba, the young state's scruffy capital, rival choirs performed their entries.

He could not get the hang of television, and horrified the country by appearing at the Cenotaph one Remembrance Day in a short, scruffy coat.

We negotiated our first obstacle smoothly, boarding a bus at the scruffy Nador terminal for a buttock-numbing five-hour journey to the quiet port of Al Hoceima.

Along one side a scruffy fence lent drunkenly one way then the other, while a brutally straight line of six-foot high boards marked the other side of the territory.