Sentence examples for roughly got from inspiring English sources

"After Red Square, they took us roughly, got even angrier than usual," Tyurya said.

In essence, when you're looking at an over-budget of roughly £2 billion, we are able to say with I.O.C. contribution, with private sponsorship and with some of our early licensing and merchandising agreements in place, we've roughly got £1.2 billion of that and I am absolutely delighted that we are over halfway there.

"You've roughly got about 5 hours in the clubs over here..

Imagine a metal doily nearly the size of a log cabin, and you roughly get both the scale and the mixed signals.

Every few songs the rappers chanted, "Hasta abajo" (roughly, "Get down") and did a crouching, hip-thrusting update of limbo dancing.

Now she is training as a bricklayer with Mão na Massa (roughly, "Get your hands dirty"), a non-profit outfit that since 2007 has been teaching women from favelas (slums) trades such as plumbing, house-painting and bricklaying.

The headline read, "Casse-Toi, Riche Con!" (roughly, "Get Lost, Rich Asshole!"), a play on a gaffe by Sarkozy, who once dismissed a heckler at an agricultural fair by saying, "Casse-toi, pauvre con".

According to BASF officials, each successful farmer roughly gets three new farmers interested in the program.

There are certain points tallies that you accumulate over the season and you know where that will roughly get you from years gone by.

When the reforms were enacted, roughly 5% got the top grades.

He disengaged from her roughly and got to his feet, looming over her, his shirt loose, splattered with blood.