Sentence examples for roughly life from inspiring English sources

Available in eight colors, the hens, which are roughly life size, are $160 each, the roosters $170; a set of three youngsters is also $170.

Empires can't exist without armies, so he commissioned one made up of thousands of fighters, from five-star generals to humble foot soldiers, modeled from clay, roughly life size, ready to serve.

When "Koyaanisqatsi" (the title is a Hopi word meaning, roughly, "life without balance") made its debut at Radio City Music Hall as the opening selection of the 1983 New York Film Festival, audiences found themselves at a fulcrum of puzzlement and awe: here was a movie with no plot, no actors, no soundtrack other than Mr. Glass's percolating original score.

This group is closely related to birds, and the NaturBornholm interpretive centre houses a roughly life-sized sculpture of Dromaeosauroides covered in feathers.

Lynch's is roughly right about life expectancy in 1935, but that fact misleads, according to the Social Security Administration Lifefexpectancycy at birth in 1930 was indeed only 58 for men and 62 for women, and the retirement age was 65.

Translating from Hindi to English and cricket to baseball, its message is roughly, "When life throws you a curveball, MetLife helps you hit a grand slam".

"Plus Belle la Vie," which translates roughly as "Life Is So Sweet," has shaken French evening television, which has traditionally been built around the 8 p.m. news on each channel, sometimes referred to as France's Grand Mass.

Ben Affleck's Argo, with an improbable but roughly real life plot about a CIA agent parachuted into Tehran to rescue six US embassy staff, under cover of making a fake movie, took the best film gong.

In order to describe these links we cite here some clinical and experimental data in a chronological order which corresponds roughly to life development.

A terra-cotta army of roughly 8,000 life-size figures guards it.

He depicts a future solar system in which billions of people, the "Sumpolloi", live in "shanty bubbles": roughly built life-support capsules that orbit the sun at varying distances.