Sentence examples for in rough ground from inspiring English sources

Their spoon-shaped hooves are useful for finding food in rough ground.

John walks through a few simulated searches in rough ground, noting that piles of pebbles can warn locals of hidden bombs ("or turds"); using the BMW to demonstrate checkpoint technique ("basically old-school Northern Ireland-type car searching, which is coming back in vogue"); and dispensing Rumsfeldian principles ("you're looking for the absence of the normal and the presence of the abnormal").

But the measurement accuracy of the Janus configuration LDV will be not high enough to meet the requirement of vehicle self-contained navigation system, if the VHR of the vehicle is overlarge in powerful rough ground.

In Dhaka, East Pakistan (now in Bangladesh), Harvey made 96 on a matting pitch over rough ground in the First Test, mastering the medium pace of Fazal Mahmood, while his teammates struggled to score.

There's man wearing a suit, holding his kid's hand; an elderly couple struggling to carry their meagre possessions; a pregnant woman in tears; a young man carried across the rough ground in his wheelchair.

A man wearing a suit; holding his kid's hand; an elderly couple struggling to carry their meagre possessions; a pregnant woman in tears; a young man carried across the rough ground in his wheelchair.

These areas were the centre of a major mining industry in the past and this is reflected in areas of contaminated rough ground known locally as "gruffy".

The latest statistics suggest 40 people a night were sleeping on streets or rough ground in the county last autumn.

Wearing motorbike boots and gloves, as well as a leather jacket and leather trousers will help protect you if you are thrown onto rough ground in a crash.

It was heavy and awkward to manhandle, particularly over rough ground and in urban areas; in the latter, it was recommended that toggle ropes be used to manoeuvre the weapon into position.

We are just putting one foot in front of the other, plodding along in the heat, walking over rough ground.