Sentence examples for getting rough with from inspiring English sources
I've seen auctioneers getting rough with audiences.
But that was no excuse for getting rough with Olympic officials, which is precisely what the Cuban taekwondo competitor Angel Matos did after getting disqualified from a bronze-medal match.
When Judge Emmet Sullivan of federal district court in Washington, who ultimately approved the deal with Barclays, asked the obvious question, "Why isn't the government getting rough with these banks?" the remarkable response was that the government had investigated but couldn't find anyone responsible.
The new one goes in and you have to pull quite hard to get it out; I'm sure the plug is rated for a million of these actions, but it still feels like you're getting rough with it.
Etheridge was notoriously documented getting rough with an interviewer on a Washington D.C. street in June, a move that provided Ellmers with some positive momentum.
Mehcad Brooks portrays TK, left, and Callie Thorne portrays Danielle Santino in a scene from "Necessary Roughness". USA network has gotten rough with its drama "Necessary Roughness" -- canceling the series after three seasons.
Told them, "He can't get rough with any customers of mine, and he ought to know it".
The giants of the field were managers like Peter Grant, an ex-wrestler who wasn't afraid to get rough with concert promoters who refused to pay Led Zeppelin.
When things got rough with her boyfriend after college, it was Brooks who drove all the way down to Atlanta and helped her pack her things.
Another member of the trio asked a Guardian reporter to relay a message to the Pan candidate, who was lunching at the same event: "Please tell him to look our way or we'll get rough with the Pan".
