Sentence examples for rough countryside from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gieco transported his large group around the often rough countryside by bus, because that's how musicians tour; no kid gloves here.

In the rough countryside of northern Morocco the writer and horticulturist Umberto Pasti has created Rohuna, his garden, which is nothing less than autobiography writ from earth and flora.

Vie Sauvage follows a family who have opted to live rough in the countryside, but who face a split when the mother decides to return to civilisation.

Despite the efforts of Don Baldassare Meli, a priest who has repeatedly appealed to people in Campobello to host migrants in the village's many empty houses, Abdoulie and his companions now sleep rough in the countryside.

The little group took the rougher, more hidden routes through a countryside more than rough enough.

Lines don't appear complete, fabrics look rough and the English countryside appears ominous.

He wrote vividly about the beauties of the countryside and the rough pleasures of warfare.

The production design is dense with visual allusions to 20th-century totalitarianism, while the battered and dispersed good guys carry some of the romance of guerrilla resistance, taking to the countryside and living rough as they search for weak spots in their enemy's strategy.

These stories are set in or near the Tennessee countryside, amid a rough-hewn population.

Two days later, the hungry and dehydrated party arrived at their destination; the countryside was just too rough for the ten-horsepower (7 kW) auto.

The film was built up during a period of couple of years when I was building my house in the countryside, where the weather is rough, with the sun, the dust, the cold.