Sentence examples for Rough quotation from inspiring English sources
Two quoting approaches which include the rough quotation based on weight and precise quotation based on build-time were proposed to determine the price quotation for SL parts.
Rees is similarly guided by an etched-in-rough quotation from another Jones, no relation.
To change them is the rough cinematic equivalent of a newspaper's inventing quotations on the grounds that, even if nobody actually made the quoted statement, it represents what people were thinking or feeling at the time.
If, as the saying goes, journalism is a rough draft of history, then this book of paraphrased quotations is a very, very rough draft of a rough draft.
In retrospect much of the highly mannered art that arose from the 1980s now looks rough and tumble, all ragged and punk-edged with out-of-context quotations of de rigueur philosophers.
That calls to mind a 41-year-old quotation from the two-time British Open champion Lee Trevino, when he was asked about the rough at the 1971 event at Royal Birkdale.
Zousmer, meanwhile, begins to "rough" the copy of the news report on his typewriter and Aaron starts searching for some quotations appropriate to the subject of the endpiece.
Fred Shapiro of the Yale Dictionary of Quotations provides a citation from the July 1876 Atlantic Monthly: "The whole nearer East looks dim and rough after the splendor and sheen of Japan".
(Possibly apocryphal quotation).
Springsteen in quotation marks?
