Sentence examples for a rough word for from inspiring English sources
That, he said, is a rough word for a coach.
"Comfortable is a rough word for a coach," Reid said, laughing.
It has some rough words for Mr. Waxman; Mr. David thinks, for instance, that the congressman "TRIED TO STRANGLE family farms with insane Soviet-style regulation".
He also had some rough words for Iran, saying the United States "will do what we must to prevent Iran from obtaining" the bomb.
In other news, various reports quote Kevin Rollins Kevin Rollins, president and CEO of rival Dell, as having rough words for HP.
VANCOUVER, Canada — Former U.S. Coach Pia Sundhage had some rough words for some of her old players before her current team, Sweden, played her old one to scoreless draw in a World Cup match Friday.
Carry a rough notepad/rough book for taking notes.
As a rough translation for "geek," the word entered popular use by the end of the 1950s.
Take the rough words of an educated man for what they're worth: perhaps one more miracle tipping the scales that weigh the eternal question of love... one more swan to float on Sortedams So as Kerrigan sips a beer.
But clearly the missile question is a rough substitute for mention of that word, and Beijing has expressed alarm about the precedent of holding a vote on any delicate political topic.
