Sentence examples for rough ways from inspiring English sources

There are rough ways of estimating crowds, though.

Meanwhile, the Sri Lankan navy could mend its rough ways.

One of the rough ways that social geographers have of classifying lives led in Britain is to ask how "rooted" or "rootless" they are.

Unschooled in our rough ways, a visitor from America might assume he is being threatened, but actually the glare means that your order can now be taken — as long as you're quick about it.

But the final versions of these rules will probably not go into effect until next year, and the nation's bankers are already mounting a strong opposition to any changes in the rough ways they are allowed to do business.

To know more, to see Marian as a day-to-day council-estate housewife, would have done away with the enchantment I found in her rough ways and her deformed accent, things that went so strangely with her clean-smelling swimmer's body.

Alike in life's rough way.

Rough way to start for Sabathia.

In his rough way, Khrushchev was a populist.

"It's a rough way to be," Bryant said, of his and Gianna's temperament.

But because of the rough way the robber handled the prized comic books.