Sentence examples for changes from the rugged from inspiring English sources

This occurs when Mick is shipped to New York and subsequently changes from the rugged host to the bemused out-of-towner.

Mind you, he doesn't look lazy, but radiant — in a fresh-from-the-fields rugged way.

All along the way, the magnificent scenery gradually changes from the gentle elegance of the East to the more wild and rugged rocks and waters of Ireland's 'Wild West', on the Atlantic Ocean.

People were dying during the long journey down from the rugged mountains to his coastal hospital.

Border Terriers are named thus because they originate from the rugged territory between Northumberland and Scotland.

But with few attractions aside from the rugged Blue Mountains, most will not make it this far.

Get your bearings Girona is inland from the rugged Costa Brava and surrounded by northern Catalonia's soft, green hills.

The LSMO grains nucleated from the rugged surface of the columnar In2O3 epitaxy during thin-film growth.

They are called Belted Galloways, as their ancestors came from the rugged southwestern seacoast of Scotland called Galloway.

Highland cattle originated from the rugged and remote moors of Scotland, where hot, dry summers are a rarity.

FROM a helicopter above the rugged valleys of Pakistani-controlled Kashmir, the logistics look almost impossible.