Sentence examples for rough origins from inspiring English sources
Despite his rough origins, or maybe because of them, he had the gift of easy gab.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of two silica sands of rounded (fluvioglacial) and rough (aeolian) origin on root and shoot growth of wheat seedlings.
With a gimlet eye and a pair of bushy eyebrows that had lately outgrown even Denis Healey's and acquired advanced canopy status, Campbell was a perennial reminder of the rough-house origins of the best of British theatre, from Shakespeare, music hall and Joan Littlewood to the fringe before it became fashionable, tame and subsidised.
With a gimlet eye and a pair of bushy eyebrows that have lately acquired advanced canopy status, Campbell is a perennial reminder of the rough-house origins of the best of British theatre, from Shakespeare, music hall and Joan Littlewood to the fringe before it became fashionable, tame and subsidised.
The membrane bounding the PB-like structures in Zera-hGH CHO cells was studded with ribosomes, suggestive of a rough-ER origin, and the structures were highly enriched in Zera-hGH.
There are a few diamonds in the rough (X-Men Origins: Wolverine was pretty good), but they're few and far between.
But the Hensley family wealth, from its rough-and-tumble origins to prominence in Arizona's corporate world, is also the fortune that propelled John McCain into national politics.
Acceding to De Beers's requests for secrecy, it refuses to disclose figures on the import and export of rough diamonds, their origin or their value.
He said the president's dilemma may trace back to his rough-and-tumble origins in the coal country of Donetsk.
The Tate curators argued that nothing would be lost by bringing the history of performance art into the mainstream, away from its improvisatory, rough-and-ready origins in the avant garde.
