Sentence examples for given a rough ride from inspiring English sources

Yes, I am being given a rough ride by parts of the fishing industry on this.

But this year, unlike 1996, he was given a rough ride, with several harsh interventions, notably from the American secretary of state, Madeleine Albright.

Prosecutors said Gray had been given a "rough ride" in the van, causing the injuries that would kill him a week later.

She was given a rough ride by MPs on the justice select committee as she defended her move to take on the additional task.

Chelsea's interim manager, who will leave Stamford Bridge at the end of the season, has been given a rough ride by the club's supporters since he replaced fan favourite Roberto Di Matteo on a short-term deal.

Mary Barra, the boss of General Motors, was given a rough ride in Congress at a hearing into faulty car-ignition switches that have caused at least 13 deaths.

The test would be if he could give a rough ride to, say, Thora Hird AhAh, but then the bottom line is, why would you want to?

Though most of the national press tends to support the centre-right Conservatives, the papers have given Cameron a rough ride.

However, Haddin, who has been known to have his cantankerous moments in the past, was not keen on providing further fodder for a feelgood Johnson piece, especially when the questions came from the British press who have undeniably given him a rough ride.

During trial, the case crumbled over prosecutors' attempts to prove that Goodson had given Gray a rough ride.

Earlier in the trial, the prosecution suffered several other blows to its case, as a key expert witness declined to confirm that Goodson had given Gray a "rough ride" and Judge Barry Williams berated prosecutors for failing to disclose exculpatory evidence.