Sentence examples for rough close from inspiring English sources

But the Spaniard followed suit, driving right also and into the rough close by.

Instead, Team USA insisted this was exactly the kind of challenge it needed with its first Olympic basketball game less than a week away: a rough, close contest that Coach Mike Krzyzewski called "our first real international game" and a "great game for us".

Other than the obvious risks of missing the deep, heavily-sloping green short and left in a deep bunker near the false front or missing it long into an area of long pampas grass to the right, are the perils of finding oneself in deep rough close to one of the hole placements near the edges of the green.

Because the concrete seams are visible, the finish looks rough close-up.

Mr. Louvin's voice is now grizzled and rough, closer to honky-tonk than to the rural gospel music that shaped the Louvin Brothers.

(Brantley) 'Sleeping Rough' (closes on Saturday) Kara Manning's new play — a production of Page 73, which nurtures the work of emerging playwrights — is a study of grief that suffers from the over-literary quality of its dialogue.

She transitioned seamlessly from Singalong, the rough closing track of Crush Songs which she said was written and recorded in a New York City hotel room with two friends ("We were very drunk"), to The Moon Song, from the Spike Jonze film Her, for which she was nominated for an Oscar last year.

In the experiment using higher water concentration, the walls are rougher close to the pore tips, and close to the top, the pore walls are nearly destroyed, while for DMF 5%(1.5%), the pore walls are much more stable and smoother.

Actually he was in the rough, but close enough to walk there.

Heading out of camp in their Warriors, the soldiers' morning mission was to track down a group of 15 men who had been spotted on rough ground close to another British base, Camp Cherokee - that same rough ground had been the site used by insurgents who had been firing rockets at the camp.

In a rare interview with reporters, the villagers told the Associated Press that it's too difficult to ship farm products on roads so rough and close to the sky that cars are in constant danger of tumbling off the single-lane dirt roads that zigzag up to the fields.