Sentence examples for particularly rugged from inspiring English sources
Starting in Dallas will be particularly rugged.
Places like Kunar Province and nearby Nuristan Province, which have particularly rugged terrain, make airstrikes a weapon of choice because of the difficulty in moving ground troops.
Toyota said its stability control would not work in four-wheel drive because the company chose a particularly rugged design that does not incorporate a center differential.
But at his core he was a true New Yorker, representing a particularly rugged and independent streak of African-American improvisational music that has stubbornly survived in the city despite gentrification and changing trends.
The layered drawing, dense surfaces of tiny irregular lines and veins that might be found on a leaf, with small white plaster casts of upper facial parts affixed to it at various points, makes a particularly rugged skinscape.
It is not a particularly rugged watch, nor is it particularly attractive.
The first half was particularly ragged and rugged, especially inside where the Eagles' 7-0 ceNate Doornekampnekand, and the beefy forwards Craig Smith (265 pounds) and Andrew Bryant (240) tangled with the equally immovable Ontario Lett and Zavackas.
The northern part of the country, particularly the rugged Finnmark Plateau, is home to the Sami (also called Lapps or Laplanders), a Uralic people whose origins are obscure.
Dropped from airplanes and helicopters, reddish clouds of retardant are often the most visible tool used to fight wildfires, particularly in rugged areas of the West.
I have, I know, been accused of wanting to see sports, particularly the rugged game of ice hockey, reduced to a "feminized" condition.
His reverence for nature — particularly the rugged, rain-drenched landscapes of the Pacific Northwest — along with his earnestness and dogged attention to detail continued to define him as a writer.
