The phrase "coarse about" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It is possible that it may have been used in a specific context or dialect, but it is not a phrase that is considered standard or widely accepted. An example of how it could potentially be used in a sentence is: "The politician's language was coarse about his opponent, attacking their character rather than discussing the issues at hand."
Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper 500g sea beet, stalks removed (unless they are very tender, in which case leave them on), washed About 50g coarse breadcrumbs About 50g grated cheddar (or other flavoursome cheese) For the béchamel 500ml whole milk 1 bay leaf A wedge of onion 35g butter 35g plain flour Bring a pan of water to a boil and salt it lightly.
The fine and short β columnar grains consisting of primarily martensite α´ exist in SLM zone, then these fine grains grow coarse in the about 3 mm-thick interface zone because of the repeated heating process, in contrast, the coarse β columnar grains awash with α lamellae lead to epitaxial growth in WAAM zone.
Of this, both tree and shrub's coarse root contributed about 21 and 26%% to total belowground NPP in US and DS, respectively; whereas fine root comprised nearly 79%% of belowground NPP in US and 74 % in DS.
The patterns we have displayed up to this point can be consistently explained by considerations about shapes of continents and very coarse assumptions about the mobility capacities of different taxa.
Process until mixture resembles coarse crumbs, about 10 seconds.
Stir every 20 minutes until it thickens into coarse crystals, about 1 hour.
Meanwhile my dad has emailed in with more coarse words about Piers Morgan.
Earhart was emotionally reticent, and Lovell respects that: no coarse speculations about what she felt when.
A coarse joke about chivalry during sex replaced the homeless-man line.
And later, in an attempt to make an analogy, he made a coarse comment about domestic abuse.
