Rough, projecting boxes frame small, green glass windows, creating a dusky, verdant light within, where you can sit on a bench and have a shot of whiskey decanted from a bottle on a shelf at the entrance.
Thus, if 20% of all TB in a given location is extrapulmonary or paediatric, the rough projected total TB incidence would be (projected TB incidence)/(0.8).
Michelle set up the first government-funded rough sleeper project in the north of England, and also specialised in work with young homeless people and people with substance use issues.
Mr. Kechiche's earlier films include "The Secret of the Grain," a similarly messy and capacious consideration of the life of a North African immigrant in France and his extended family, and "Games of Love and Chance" ("L'Esquive"), which sets a Marivaux comedy in a rough housing project in the Paris suburbs.
He called the company "a diamond in the rough" and projected that it would have a 30percentt annual earnings growth rate for the next three years.
Rustication, in architecture, type of decorative masonry achieved by cutting back the edges of stones to a plane surface while leaving the central portion of the face either rough or projecting markedly.
But as often as some Rockawayites, as they call themselves, sound optimistic, others agree with Jean Berrios, a resident of the sprawling Edgemere Houses in Arverne, considered by many to be the roughest housing project on the peninsula.
His new security czar, Nicolas Sarkozy, has been out with the police on night patrols in some of the roughest housing projects in France.
Reeves plays a hard-bitten gambler (are you laughing yet?) who is hired as a children's baseball coach in one of Chicago's roughest housing projects.
The junior cop was played by Ethan Hawke, and he is back in Venice out of competition with Mr. Fuqua's "Brooklyn's Finest," set and shot in one of the borough's roughest housing projects.
