Sentence examples for more roughly it from inspiring English sources

Auld Lang Syne literally translates to "Old Long Since," and more roughly it means "long, long ago" or "days gone by".

Traveling the full length of the San Juan River, from San Carlos to the river's outlet near San Juan del Norte, can take 12 hours or more —roughly as long as it took in 1866.

The bonus for me was that I could do what I needed to do, and handle it a little more roughly than I would an art object".

The world's largest sand island, it has no bitumen roads, meaning it is not suitable for conventional cars; even four-wheel drives with low ground clearance might struggle on some of its more roughly hewn tracks.

But as it happens, Henry Higginson has been more roughly treated by American cultural historians.

"From our analysis we believe that 30% of the people will pay a little bit more – roughly $50£3232) more – on the phone model if it charges faster.

So pervasive is this irreverent subculture that the Chinese have a name for it: egao, meaning "evil works" or, more roughly, "mischievous mockery".

We wondered: "How would Rih spend time with her captive while waiting for the ransom?" thinking it was interesting to play with the kidnapped girl a little more roughly at the beginning of their trip, making her a prey.

The blocks at its southern edge, along the Gowanus Expressway, are more roughly hewed, with three-family apartment houses originally built for workers in nearby factories.

This kind of election can be done more roughly and quickly, tossing aside the voter register and just dipping every forefinger in indelible ink after it has marked a ballot for one presidential candidate or another.

Americans simply eat more roughly than the Japanese do.