Sentence examples for a rough month from inspiring English sources
December was a rough month for him and the Jets, beginning with a 45-3 loss to New England on Dec. 6; a 10-6 loss to Miami the next weekend in which a coach on the sideline tripped an opposing player; and a 38-34 loss at Chicago last weekend.
September was a rough month for people with large portfolios.
July would turn out to be a rough month for the Halls, as Sara finished ninth in the Olympic Trials fifteen hundred metres, failing to make the team.
Rolle added: "We've had a rough month.
The Jeep Liberty is also having a rough month.
Reed's injury is his latest setback in a rough month.
It's been a rough January for many people, and this is one of the first things to really get my blood going.
Trump himself has previously warned that there could be "riots", "a rough July" and "a very, very angry and upset group of people at the convention".
On Fox, his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, was asked what the frontrunner meant by warning on Saturday that the RNC faces a "rough July" at a contested convention.
St. John's found the confidence-builder it had been seeking in a rough December, when it lost four of its first six games.
"We've had kind of a rough March, and January and February were not wonderful, but our advance tickets sales are starting to build, and the sensible pruning of the budget has us on better footing," Mr. McQuinn said on Tuesday, the one-year anniversary of the musical's opening on Broadway.
