Sentence examples for go for roughly from inspiring English sources

No one would tell me the cost for a night in Gormley's Room, though it's said to go for roughly £2,500.

It's not available yet, but it looks like it'll go for roughly $365 once it starts shipping.

But the banker in him swung him back to traditional-style works by good, if not great, Baroque painters, whose works can go for roughly the same as the prints he'd been collecting.

Both the new Indian cruiser and the traditional Harley cruiser go for roughly $19,000 and up.

Its counterpart goes for roughly 50 cents a pound.

If civilisation collapsed, it would keep us going for roughly 40 minutes.

Unrefined Indian hair goes for roughly $100 a pound, Mr. Mollica said.

A pallet of 500 goes for roughly $100, she said, but other less scrupulous buyers do not require permits.

"On that block at that time, a finished house of that size was going for roughly $2 million," Mr. Orrichio said.

I was gone for roughly a month and do not regret going, but over all it was not a positive experience.

And so it went, for roughly two hours in a style modeled after the legendary Lincoln-Douglas debates during the Illinois Senate campaign of 1858.