Sentence examples for camp of roughly from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, on Thursday afternoon an Antonov bomber dropped four bombs on the South Sudanese area of Yida, hitting a refugee camp of roughly 21,000 people, some of them northern Sudanese who had crossed the border since the rebellion in Sudan began.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest 11.37am BST The Guardian's Martin Chulov is in Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, and describes the scene in the camp as it takes on a growing air of permanence, with cabins gradually replacing tents and urban planners getting to work: It's a giant sprawling camp of roughly 5km by 8km; it's got bigger every time that I've come here.
In this camp of roughly 48,000 people, there were a total of 115 latrines, that is, over 400 people per toilet.
In the summer, there is a day camp for roughly 500 boys and girls.
After so much time in a camp of 4,000 men, roughly a quarter of whom were sailors, many internees worried that they would never scrub the blue streak from their language, or remember how to comport themselves in mixed society.
Now this is a re-education camp with a capacity of roughly 20,000 people.
We pass 130 miles of empty winter fields before joining an inching line of cars, then we're on a bridge and suddenly, there it is the Oceti Sakowin (Seven Fires Council) camp, a sprawling teepee city of roughly 10,000, directly beneath us.
British buyers certainly like the Ka but even after thirteen years seem no closer to a final agreement on how to pronounce its name - the "long a" and "short a" camps still appear to be of roughly equal size.
Eight weeks of day camp costs roughly $900 to $2,300.
Since the Kenyan government announced in May that it will close the Dadaab camp in eastern Kenya in November, many of the camp's roughly 300,000 residents have begun to leave for their original homes in war-torn Somalia.
There are signs of permanency everywhere in the camps: Shacks selling basic supplies; piles of roughly made red bricks waiting to be to be used to build more sturdy structures.
