Sentence examples for rough lives from inspiring English sources

Many have become accustomed to rough lives.

Mosley "lets his characters make their own mistakes, and narrates their rough lives in a gentle voice".

Few were hit as hard as the Hmong, an ancient tribe whose members hewed out rough lives upcountry in Laos, west of Vietnam.

Her short-story collection "Close Range" cast a cool eye on the rough lives of Westerners, mostly Wyoming cowboys and ranchers.

Watch the short video, captured by one of the students, Lou Guarneri: The puppies undoubtedly ended up in a tangle again and undoubtedly are in for short rough lives.

To you, his remarks to The New York Times about the "unbelievable bias" against good-looking people – that "they can't be in pain or they can't have rough lives or be deep or interesting" – might sound like the vacant whining of a man so unbearably in thrall to his own preening reflection that he's lost all sense of perspective.

He slept rough, lived in hostels and failed to get it together.

The album was recorded live in the studio and the music was not arranged by the producer in order to achieve a rough, live sound.

Folks in Lagos may not be too happy, but Hill fans around the world who had grown accustomed to her, uh, rough live reputation were thrilled to hear her this way.

Read the books, "Hobo," by Eddy Joe Cotton for a modern hobo cautionary tale and "Rough Living: An Urban Survival Manual" by Chris Damitio.

The two women told me about their close-knit families and rough rural lives, about the pride they felt over a son and a brother having made it through the arduous selection process for Ayotzinapa Normal School students.