Sentence examples for go roughly from inspiring English sources

The country could go, roughly speaking, in four directions.

Ricky [Gervais, Jane's long-term partner] and I have a place there and go roughly every six weeks.

By virtue of a design that minimizes aerodynamic drag and cuts weight to less than 1,300 pounds, it is able to go roughly as fast as cars that have twice as much horsepower and use twice as much fuel.

He wants to replace his 1995 Mercury Sable, which, he calculates, operates at 22 miles to the gallon, with the Prius, which he expects will go roughly twice as far on a gallon.

The rooms, 13 of them, go roughly in chronological sequence, starting in the Indus Valley in Pakistan in the early centuries A.D.; you see the Greco-Roman influence in what Mr. Guy only half-jokingly calls "Buddhas wearing togas".

Rearden let go roughly 60 employees from a staff of 335 employees (or 18percentt), following a round of layoffs last November of around 10percentt (or 40 employees) of the company's staff.

The story goes roughly like this.

One scene went roughly like this.

The process of deduction goes roughly like this.

The thought process went, roughly, like this: "Rhino"!

The argument encapsulated by the term goes roughly as follows.