straggle|straggled|straggles|straggling in English
verb
[strag·gle || 'strægl]
fall behind, wander away from, stray from; ramble, wander; grow or spread out in an untidy or irregular fashio
Use "straggle|straggled|straggles|straggling" in a sentence
1. Houses straggled across the countryside.
2. Weeds straggle over the garden.
3. The villages straggle in the mountains.
4. Vines are straggling over the fences.
5. Close up . Don't straggle along.
6. On the way the kids straggled behind us.
7. Spartans: Why does our god straggle!
8. A wisp of hair straggled across her ear.
9. Grey wispy hair straggled down to her shoulders.
10. Branches straggling out quite far.
11. 4 His beard straggles because he hasn't shaven for a week.
12. Henry picked up two straggling Italian sergeants.
13. Her hair was straggling over her eyes.
14. They came straggling up the cliff road.
15. A thin wisp of smoke straggled up through the trees.
16. They were beyond the last straggling suburbs now.
17. Keep up with the rest of us and don't straggle.
18. The children were beginning to straggle in from the playground.
19. Except the straggling green which hides the wood.
20. We were visiting a small , thickly walled and lovely town with straggling outskirt.
21. A few young children are straggling along behind their parents.
22. He looked terrible , rather bald with a straggling beard.
23. One by one the travelers were straggling out of Customs.
24. His vignettes depict scenes of trapped journalists, straggling soldiers and gruesome battles.
25. He looked terrible, any age, rather bald with a straggling beard.