Sentence examples for roughly I have from inspiring English sources

According to ancient Norman law, people here who believe their rights are being violated can halt the offending action by dropping to their knees, raising one hand and crying out in front of witnesses "Haro, Haro, Haro!" followed by a French phrase meaning, roughly, "I have been done wrong".

"Pasé mucho susto" (roughly, "I had the shivers").

But ask the same "qing wen" with the "wen" first falling and then rising, and it means roughly: May I have a kiss?

I am 40 years old and for roughly 30 years I have had goals.

Furthermore, anecdotally, in the roughly 10 years I have spent doing family history, genetic and genomic research with human participants at a variety of institutions, there has never been an instance in which an IRB has requested that a study submitted for approval either include family member consent or include a list of reasons why informed consent for family members should be waived.

So I hope that I'll be able to keep the balance going roughly as I've had it at".

On my visit with my uncle, the city was roughly what I had been led to expect.

First, that was roughly what I had paid for my first second-hand car – a 1973 Ford Cortina Mk III in metallic green, since you ask – and the world seemed to have gone mad.

I have roughly the same feelings towards the inventors of ESPN.

"I have roughly fifteen people working at this location now," he said.

This, roughly translated, means that I have never experienced true interest and am therefore probably ugly.