Sentence examples for began roughly from inspiring English sources

According to this 1985 account, the game began roughly and the Start goalkeeper, Nikolai Trusevich, was knocked out.

Matteo Garbelotto, a forest pathologist at Berkeley and a member of the team of scientists, said in an interview that the problem began roughly a century ago.

American journalism began, roughly speaking, on the later Stuart Britain model; during Colonial times it was dominated by fiery political speechmakers, like Thomas Paine.

In the months following her birth she would survive five surgeries and several rounds of chemotherapy that began roughly around her original due date.

It contained an exceptional number of species from the Cambrian period, which began roughly five hundred and forty million years ago.

He also tightened military restrictions on Palestinian society in hopes of ending the current conflict, which began roughly halfway through his four-year term.

Our show begins roughly at this point in the story.

As he pointedly remarks: "The history of speculative bubbles begins roughly with the advent of newspapers".

The second volume of Lee's memoirs, "From Third World to First" begins roughly from Singapore's independence in 1965.

Instead, diners purchase one-time-only, all-inclusive tickets -- dinner, drinks, tip, gawking -- for one set price that begins roughly in the $45 to $75 range.

"A complete understanding of the founding generation's views on children and the parent-child relationship must therefore begin roughly a century earlier, in colonial New England," Thomas wrote.