Sentence examples for The rough of from inspiring English sources

The ultimate prize is to spot a bargain Bale, a diamond in the rough of lesser leagues.

"There's a lot of people I've rubbed up the wrong end, who've felt the rough of my tongue".

In among the rough of reality TV and the like, it's good to know there are diamonds like Malone – but he's not the only one.

Today, the rough of the longest course in Open history is like quicksand, the fairways are like plush carpet, and the greens are like billiards tables.

That I alone could see the jewels buried in the rough of my profession, and that I alone was equipped to tell a story that takes place there.

But younger residents including Eric Miller, the director of communications for the city's convention and visitors' bureau, are trying their best to get tourists to see the city as a diamond in the rough of the Panhandle.

In the roughest of times, people show who they are.

In those days, Tottenham was seen as the rougher of the two areas.

The $700 billion figure for the Troubled Asset Relief Programme was plucked from the air, the roughest of guesstimates.

By now, the death toll is probably over 3m, although this is the roughest of estimates.

I would say The Times was about the roughest of all.