The stagehand lowered the main rag to reveal the set.

Every summer the town hosts rag races along the creek, where teams sew makeshift sails from old shirts.

At the village fair, the rag race — a whippet race that used a scrap of cloth as a lure — thrilled the spectators.

During the nineteenth-century reunion, veterans gathered once more at Rag and Famish to reminisce and renew old bonds.

He absentmindedly threw the cum rag into the hamper after changing the sheets.

The old man proudly displayed a curious tin toy he had rescued from a dingy rag-and-bone shop.

After the festival, each busker ended up with the smell of an oily rag for a whole day's work.

Bringing up his ex at the meeting was a red rag to a bull, and he lost his temper immediately.

When under constant stress, it's easy to lose one's rag over small mistakes.

Every Sunday morning the rag-and-bone man rattled his cart through the narrow streets, collecting old tins and torn coats.