Hungry, fatigued, and bedraggled from the rain, they seemed to confirm that the siege was a simple demand for food.
She appeared to be about fifty years of age, handsomebut much bedraggled.
Bedraggled and very hungry, we limped over the last hill into town.
In the bowels of the castle, he finds a bedraggled but cultured and intelligent man in a cell.
The crouching, bedraggled, half-human half-animal form - downcast head obscured by matted hair - is one of his best known images.
Although his driver's license was up-to-date, the inspection sticker had expired, and the bedraggled singer found himself in the back of the police cruiser.
Rawcliffe school is so old and bedraggled that it needs complete replacement.
In the poem sometime the curse is put on, in comes a very wretched, very bedraggled and very miserable jackdaw, on whom the curse has fallen.
