Sentence examples for it could be rough from inspiring English sources
She will be performing – and launching her album – with Machaca at La Linea Festival in the Purcell Room on London's South Bank on 27 April The first time I asked a taxi driver to take me to Havana's Salón Rosado de la Tropical back in 1989 he said it was a place for Cubans, not foreign tourists – and certainly not lone women – and I'd better watch out as it could be rough.
It could be rough but I never had too much trouble.
If anything, it could be rougher still, as some of the interaction between actors and audience is a touch timid.
"I don't think Larry has a deep admiration for legislative bodies," said Richard Brodsky, a former Westchester Assemblyman who praised Mr. Schwartz for his competence, but said negotiations with him could be rough.
And again, without an ecosystem to support it, adoption could be rough (though maybe Facebook cares less about that if they're targeting the emerging markets).
Unfortunately for Boston, which has only one championship in the Kevin Garnett era, its roster is getting older and the shortened season could be rough on its veterans.
These could be rough: AA's management remains hardline, even though its pilots have seen colleagues at other airlines, starting with United last autumn, winning bumper rises of around 45%.
Even with the bombing, however, the going could be rough.
The production could be rough, distorted or stoned.
And their politics could be rough; in Italian cities like Florence, often bloody.
