Sentence examples for rough town from inspiring English sources

"It was a rough town," Dodson recalled.

Peshawar is a rough town.

At one point, he finds himself stranded in the rough town of Deadwood, Montana.

H IGH BRIDGE was a rough town," said the police chief, Richard Lacey, who started with the force in 1974.

New York City is a very rough town, but New Yorkers are not that rough that they won't embrace him".

The company once pushed him to record an album in English ("Rough Town" in 1994), "and then they released it in Europe," he said, shaking his head.

Not the easy South — Miami and so forth — but those rough towns".

Yes, Malik said, North Waziristan is a terrible situation, but his forces are responsible for roughly 1,500 miles of border, they police an archipelago of rough towns in the so-called Federally Administered Tribal Areas, or FATA, and by the way, they had a devastating flood to handle last year.

After several short-lived store ventures in rough towns along the Santa Fe Trail, Sparkman decided to go to California, "resolving never to go into business in a town again". Rincon, with a small population of ranchers and Indians, was what Sparkman had waited for.

At one time, Las Vegas was known as the roughest town in the west; 30 people were killed in a 30-day period in the town's 1880 heyday.

Despite the lingering rough-town image, development continues.