Sentence examples for rough public from inspiring English sources

In 1951, with inflation running at 20%, the treasurer Arthur Fadden's claims of an emergency were more plausible, but they did not prevent a very rough public reception for a budget that increased taxes across the board.

The story goes back and forth between the narrator's boyhood at a rough public school in Yonkers, and his present life where, in addition to teaching, he is in psychoanalysis with Dr. Ernesto Morales.

Instead, it was a packed and oiled stone racecourse that came apart quickly, a parallel to what modern drivers contend with on rough public roads in their holiday weekend travels.

When it comes to his rough public treatment of women, McCain and his apologists have the excuse at hand that he's an early-'60s, martini-and-mistress Mad Men kind of guy, an image not without its retro charm.

In an echo of the rough public justice in the days of Taliban rule, militants publicly executed a suspected kidnapper and returned a 12-year-old boy to his parents, after the family turned to the Taliban for help, according to local officials in Ghazni Province.

His mother, Judith, was the librarian at a rough public school, a witty, lively woman who had been a magician's assistant and a minor theatre actress; his father, Irwin, an aspiring academic, studied under Richard Ellmann but got polio before he could finish his dissertation.

The Libertines, "Up the Bracket" (Rough Trade) — Public drunkenness, squabbling, even accusations of burglary: this English foursome got as much attention for living up to their name as they did for their music.

In Something for Cate, some monologues are read by a single actor – at the Rough Drafts public performance, the cis actor Kym Vercoe – but often McGregor's words are distributed among other cast members, so McGregor seems to be a disembodied spirit in the room.

As scenes from the sorry debacle of TomorrowWorld Floods, mud, sleeping rough and public analingus flush their way through social media, we're reminded yet again that the long-awaited burst of the EDM bubble is nigh.

This buys you a smallish bedroom and bathroom, but also service from keen young staff, freedom to flit from one relaxed, rough-luxe public space to another, and to glide seamlessly from exceptionally fresh food at dinner to bed.

By his own account, it was a rough exit from public life.