raddled उदाहरण वाक्य

When Yasser Arafat signed the Oslo agreement seven years ago, only a very few asked how soon this raddled, flawed, hopeless " peace " would collapse.
The clean grain fell between the raddle and the walkers onto the shoe, while the straw, being longer and lighter, floated across onto the walkers to be expelled.
It is from the alternative interpretation of " red land " that the traditional nickname for a male person from Rutland, a " Raddle Man ", derives.
Pretty much everyone will share the centuries-old language of knots, where things like chinkles, gokes, plats, and swifters get frapped, swagged, triced, and raddled.
It was also known as " raddle ", " reddle " or " ruddle " and was used to mark sheep and can also be used as a waxy waterproof coating on structures.

Barnes wrote : " Miss Hepburn with her radiantly raddled beauty, her grace and meticulous theatrical sensibility shown in the jerk of an eyebrow, the twitch of a corner of the mouth is per fectly remarkable ."
In Prince's production Captain Andy and his battle-axe wife Parthy are no longer second-leads for personality performers; they become dominant and defining figures for stars to play-- John McMartin has replaced Robert Morse as Andy and the raddled voice of Elaine Stritch adds notes to Parthy's range.
The Duchess of Windsor subsequently renovated the house, leading the author Rebecca West to comment that " There are not many women . . . who can pick up the keys to a rented house, raddled by long submission to temporary inmates, and make it look as if a family of good taste had been living there for two or three centuries ."
He gained almost a scandalous name by publishing his sarcastic article, " A Thought on Likhi Mountain " ( 1871 ), where he compared Tiflis to an old whore, the wide, paved avenues, parks, and theaters being just her make-up, while the markets are her blackened teeth and the cemeteries and war-devastated fields her raddled body.
Some examples include " The Violence of the White Page " ( Tyuonyi, 1991 ), with Emmanuel Hocquard, " Twenty-two New ( to North America ) French Poets " ( Raddle Moon, 1997 ), with Norma Cole, and from French to English, " Quelques-uns de mes contemporains : New American Writers " ( Java 2001 ).