Sentence examples for a rugged start from inspiring English sources
It was also a rugged start for Ward, who bogeyed the first three holes before play was halted.
Schilling, who became the league's first 12-game winner against Houston last Wednesday, survived a rugged start.
D. A. Points recovered from a rugged start at Spyglass Hill and posted a 2-under 70 to reach nine-under 131 after two rounds.
Despite a rugged start to the third round, Faxon finished at three-under-par 67 and was at 194, his lowest 54-hole score ever.
It's a rugged start for the new international "contact group" on Libya, a newfound forum that, only a few days ago looked like a sure winner, not to mention a potential precedent in international relations.
The matchup against the Nuggets (14-9) starugged rugged patch of the schedule.
Then, in 1955, she started seeing a rugged studio executive named Jennings Lang.
Melbourne opted to start with Jeremy Smith, a rugged Kiwi forward, at stand-off rather than the callow former schoolboy international Russell Aitken, a change that smacked of adjusting to the conditions on a wild and windy Yorkshire night.
Lisa Moore played a more rugged set, starting with Leo Ornstein's meditative, steamy and occasionally sparkling "Solitude" (1978).
This is the start of the Jurassic Coast, a rugged stretch of cliffs 155 million years old, where dinosaurs were found by Mary Anning in 1811.
"I thought I was a rugged traveler".
