Haggard

The once vibrant painting now appeared haggard, with its colors faded.

Her haggard, washed-out dress looked as if it had been worn for years.

The aging book had haggard pages, yellowed and brittle.

The abandoned house had a haggard, weather-beaten exterior.

The neglected garden had haggard flowers, their petals pale and withered.

The vintage car had a haggard, worn-out paint job.

The old black-and-white movie had a haggard, monochrome appearance.

The dilapidated sign had haggard, barely visible letters.

After days of hiking in the mountains, they returned home with haggard faces.

The exhausted students looked haggard after pulling an all-nighter to finish their assignments.

The abandoned house had broken windows and a haggard appearance.

The poor stray dog had a haggard appearance, with matted fur and sad eyes.

The haggard driver clutched the steering wheel tightly as he navigated the treacherous mountain roads.

The haggard employee looked exhausted as he worked late into the night to meet the deadline.

The storm left behind a haggard landscape, with uprooted trees and debris scattered everywhere.

The homeless man had a haggard look, with worn-out clothes and a scruffy beard.

The haggard soldier returned from war with visible scars and a haunted look in his eyes.

After weeks of intense studying, her haggard face showed signs of exhaustion.

The students pulled an all-nighter to complete their project, and by morning, they looked haggard and drained.

After days of hiking through rough terrain, the adventurers were haggard and longing for a hot shower.

The haggard expression on his face suggested that he had been through a challenging emotional ordeal.

He looked haggard after pulling an all-nighter studying for his exams.

The haggard look on her face revealed the toll that the long journey had taken on her.

The firefighter emerged from the burning building, haggard and covered in soot.

The haggard commuters trudged onto the overcrowded train, longing for a seat and some respite from their daily grind.

The haggard crew members aboard the ship had been battling a storm for days, struggling to keep the vessel afloat.

The factory worker worked long shifts and often looked haggard from the physically demanding job.

The marathon runners crossed the finish line, their haggard expressions displaying the physical strain they had endured.

The marathon runner crossed the finish line, haggard but triumphant.

The homeless man appeared haggard, with worn-out clothes and a tired gaze.

The once vibrant flag now hung haggard, its colors dulled by years of exposure.

The haggard sound of the dentist's drill made me anxious during the procedure.

The haggard screeching of the car's brakes startled the pedestrians.

The haggard blaring of the car horns in the traffic jam was unbearable.

The haggard feedback from the microphone made the speaker's voice difficult to understand.

The haggard employee worked overtime for several consecutive days to meet the project deadline.

The haggard traveler rushed through the airport, fearing she would miss her flight.

After days of constant studying, she appeared haggard and worried before her final exams.

The neglected garden had overgrown plants and a haggard appearance.

The actress portrayed a haggard character in the movie, with disheveled hair and smudged makeup.

The old shipwreck had a haggard appearance, with rusted metal and peeling paint.

The exhausted athlete crossed the finish line with a haggard expression, completely drained from the race.

The haggard woman glanced wearily at her reflection in the mirror.

The haggard firefighter emerged from the burning building covered in soot.

The haggard mountain climber reached the summit after days of climbing.

The haggard actress gave a raw and emotional performance in the play.

The haggard soldier showed the effects of months spent on the battlefield.

The haggard homeless man slept on a park bench.

The haggard old house stood abandoned and dilapidated.

The haggard marathon runner crossed the finish line, exhausted and panting.