1. Tonight, the peace agreement lies in tatters.

2. His clothes hung in tatters.

3. His jersey was left in tatters.

4. Her marriage now lay in tatters.

5. I was shocked to see him in tatters.

6. Her clothes were old and in tatters.

7. With their plans now in tatters, they gave up.

8. Peter was dejected,his confidence in tatters.

9. Her clothes were in tatters.

10. The economy is in tatters.

11. Her reputation was in tatters.

12. The government's education policy lies in tatters.

13. His clothes were in tatters.

14. Everywhere wallpaper hung in tatters.

15. His credibility is in tatters after a series of defeats and failures.

16. Banners burnt, and tatters twisted, in every way.

17. After the war, the country's economy was in tatters.

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18. But that lay in tatters last night after the latest revelations.

19. Governments can find their economic strategies in tatters when the markets lose confidence and rush for the exit.

20. The ceasefire appeared to be in tatters on Monday after heavy fighting erupted in Tetovo.

21. She's failed her exams, and now all her hopes of becoming a doctor are in tatters.

22. After the newspaper story appeared his reputation was in tatters.

23. She replied to my points so convincingly that my argument was soon in tatters.

24. Rare photographs of Charlie were passed around until they were in tatters.

25. She was wearing the rags of her old tunic, hanging in tatters from shoulders and waist.

26. Her hands are claws she keeps concealed within her rags and tatters.

27. He sat shame-faced as a court heard that his career was in tatters because of the stag night brawl.

28. At that point, however, the Mac team was burned out, in tatters.

29. He said he was now a broken and sorry man whose life is virtually in tatters.

30. The articles of Arthur Ronald Constance, the famed ring columnist, lined the walls in ancient, browned, curling tatters.

1. Tonight, the peace agreement lies in tatters.

2. His jersey was left in tatters.

3. Her marriage now lay in tatters.

4. I was shocked to see him in tatters.

5. Her clothes were old and in tatters.

6. Everywhere wallpaper hung in tatters.

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.

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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.