Sentence examples for given a rough idea from inspiring English sources

He had been called around two-and-a-half weeks before and given a rough idea of what would happen, he said.

Anderson and Caldwell were given a rough idea of how much they would appear at the start of the seasons.

The outcome is sometimes barely comprehensible, but gives a rough idea of what is possible.

Two days from now, a finger-prick blood sample will expose whether you've got cancer and even give a rough idea of its extent.

But Amore plausibly calls its staging, at the Connelly Theater in the East Village, the American premiere, and the production gives a rough idea of the work's qualities.

Though satellite imaging and aerial surveys give a rough idea of changes in animal and plant life, the most detailed data still have to be collected on foot.

He added that the dates give a rough idea of eruption frequency: about every thousand years or less, which puts the current day within the realm of possibility.

It gives a rough idea of who is most likely to end up with the ball after a suitably large number of passes.

Todd Miner, a meteorologist at Pennsylvania State University, said adding five to nine degrees to the actual temperature gave a rough idea what it felt like outside.

While Ms. Suncin gives a rough idea of Saint-Exupery's comings and goings, however, she recounts her memoirs very much from her own point of view.

This study shows that the measured transfer function plots can alert one to the fact that the structure is non-linear; measured modal response data base can still give a rough idea about the system behavior.