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• This important volume is soon going to be looking very tatty on the shelves of those who will use it frequently.

• However, it must be admitted that vast areas have some increasingly tatty and uncared for parts, and fly-posting contributes a great deal to that.

• Does he agree that too many of our roads, streets and public places are tatty at best and too often downright filthy?

• On the one hand, the market is too grandiose and on the other, it is tatty.

• Did freepost come through my letterbox advertising the local haggis, tatties and neeps restaurant and the local kilt outfitter?

• It may also produce a form of newsprint which looks rather tatty.

• In a few months we shall regard the price lists as tatty and dog-eared mementoes of a former age which we do not quite understand.

• The tatty draft order that we have does not give a price.

• Perhaps they are becoming tatty, but at least they are holding their value better than they used to do.

• That is why the notes became very tatty.

• He still has time to abandon this irresponsible and tatty little scheme.

• It is often said that cinemas are unattractive, tatty and cold, and that performances are spoilt by interruptions from yobs and the activities of vandals.

• We can live without the "tatties", but we cannot live without education.

• It is no use providing third-rate tatty entertainment, because today's customer is used to high-quality entertainment and leisure facilities.

• Alas, if one has to produce them too often or if one has to have them endorsed too often they soon become very tatty indeed.