Sentence examples for lives roughly from inspiring English sources

He lives roughly 20 minutes from the university's campus in Jamaica, Queens.

Where he lives, roughly 30% of people live below the poverty line.

Doubt his commitment, and he says he lives roughly 40 weeks out of 50 in London, returning to Hollywood only when a good movie beckons.

So it may be no surprise that at some point in their lives, roughly 1 out of 10 adults develop the infection, which can leave nails brittle, discolored and inflamed.

Egypt, through its chief of military intelligence, Gen. Omar Suleiman, has been working behind the scenes to reach an agreement ending the 33-month intifada, which has taken about 3,000 lives, roughly two-thirds of them Palestinian.

One of those against the protests is Malcolm Thomason, 56, who was born and raised in Balcombe and lives roughly 600m from the drilling site.

Chimpanzees are the closest living relatives to humans, sharing a common ancestor that lived roughly six million years ago.

These include whether they have children and where they live (roughly).

In early clinical trials, patients lived roughly 30 months on average, about twice what might be expected.

Stegosaurus are mini-bus sized herbivorous dinosaurs that lived roughly 150 million years ago in the late Jurassic period.

For Sunday's final stage, ESPN will carry the last few minutes live, roughly between 10 50 and 11 08 a.m.