Sentence examples for most rough from inspiring English sources
Although Rz was more sensitive than Ra in revealing surface roughness, both parameters showed that SS wires had the most rough surface after bending and immersion at pH 5.6 (p < 0.05) (Table 1).
This bronze still consisted of unworked lumps or, at most, rough bars of irregular weight.
Westminster had the most rough sleepers, 217, followed by Camden, with 127.
Most rough edges at Utopia will soften as Mr. Sadler becomes more comfortable in his kitchen.
(Kensington and Chelsea, one of the richest areas in London, is among the ten boroughs with the most rough sleepers).
Thames Reach points out too, though, that most rough sleepers don't beg and most beggars aren't rough sleepers.
Here, a down-and-dirty primer to the country's most rough-and-tumble sport.
On a recent four-day expedition with my unflagging companion Amy, we experienced the real thing, from the most rough-edged cafes to enchanting Mexican haciendas.
AUDRA McDONALD, the theatrical mezzo-soprano who has drawn the kind of acclaim on which legends are built, is a singer of such impeccable taste that she can turn the most rough-and-tumble Broadway showstopper into a concert gem.
Mr. Murphy, 37, is known for some of the most rough-edged commercials in the business and has worked for clients as diverse as Christine Todd Whitman and Oliver North.
"When I invite people, I always try to explain that he uses the structural bones of a church service, but in the most rough-hewn and tongue-in-cheek sense," said Tina Rayburn, an actress who was among the four original congregants.
