Sentence examples for rough exchange from inspiring English sources

A French poll in August showed that an astonishing 60% of the French guessed correctly the rough exchange rate of the euro to the French franc.

As Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook testimony stretches on, a rough exchange with Senator John Neely Kennedy of Louisiana produced some of the day's more memorable sound bites.

Vice President Joe Biden called Iraq's prime minister Monday to try to smooth over a rough exchange of words between the two governments following the fall of important cities to Islamic State militants in recent days.

On that score, expect some rough exchanges between him and the Liberals Mrr Bolkestein, presuming their parties do stick together.

The other rough exchanges of the night also helped reveal a field of Republican candidates that is far more divided on both policy and rhetoric than the relatively passive campaign to date would suggest.

That followed an even rougher exchange with Mr. Taylor, the other defense lawyer, who expressed disdain that Mr. Hendershot could not remember whether Mr. Talb had spit on him.

Research the area you live to find out if there are shows or events you can attend to purchase roughs, exchange ideas, or learn more about cutting gems.

The costs in Japanese yen were all converted to US dollars at a rate of 100 yen/ 1 US dollar, which is the rough average exchange rate for the past several years at the time of writing of this manuscript (November 2011).

It's been a particularly rough summer for exchange students, who have faced both inclement weather and the federal bureaucracy -- the State Department and Social Security Administration have implemented new policies.

Another group of agencies serve as clearinghouses for voluntary service worldwide, often for college students or youths who are willing to rough it in exchange for a meaningful experience abroad in relatively secure conditions.

Burkle, who ranked No. 335 with a fortune of $2.3 billion on Forbes Billionaires Listt in March, was described today in the New York Daily News as being shaken down by Page Six freelancer Jared Paul Stern who promised to stop the paper's rough coverage in exchange for a $100,000 payment as well as a $10,000 annual retainer.