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31. On May 4 that year a demoralised Labour Party lost office, its credibility in tatters.

32. To see a starvIng man eating lobster salad and drinking Rhine wine, barefooted and in tatters, was curious.

33. Great September stories faded and Mike Piazza just disappeared, his swing in tatters.

34. With five ends completed, King stood within one of victory, leading 6-1 and Corsie's title hopes looked in tatters.

35. The dispute has left the bipartisan efforts to reduce the deficit in, at least temporary, tatters.

36. Slime and sludge covered the floors, everywhere wallpaper hung in tatters, while in places ceilings had come down.

37. Businesses, including several clothes shops, a pub, and an estate agent, lay in tatters.

38. Albion's preparations were now in tatters.

38. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

39. His body will dry in ropey tatters.

40. The government's income policy was in tatters.

41. In captivity, these complex and multifaceted social relationships are left in tatters.

42. The social security system, currently in tatters , should be put on a "relatively firm basis".

43. Bush said he is hopeful the Republican party now in tatters will soon resurge, pointing to Republican gains in 1966 after its 1964 trouncing by Lyndon Johnson's Democratic party.

44. Historian Douglas Brinkley said "whenever the economy goes to tatters" Americans put their trust in government to a higher degree.

45. The government had to fight off charges that its economic policy was in tatters.