Sentence examples for roughly like that from inspiring English sources
Liz Cheney Perry, the older daughter, seems to play the role of a trusted adviser, roughly like that of Karenna Gore Schiff in Al Gore's life, only — because it's the Cheney way — less publicly.
Plagued by politics No easy fix Waste not, want not Doing more with less Our daily bread Not just calories A prospect of plenty Sources & acknowledgmentsReprints Related items Correction: Food, Libya and the UNMar 10th 2011The wheat bearing 4 or 5 tonnes a hectare is, roughly, like that of the Green Revolution, the transformation of agriculture that swept the world in the 1970s.
Roughly like that, hopefully yours will be Z.
This may come as a surprise to those who expected the television of the future to resemble, say, a smartphone screen, where every channel would be roughly like an app that you subscribe to à la carte.
Many of the roughly 1,700 California school districts paying in to Calstrs are like that.
"It was a game that looked roughly like an N.C.A.A. tournament game," Lewis told Carter, emphasizing that Obama did not attempt to take a star role among such stronger players.
A. T. Myers served overhand at the second Wimbledon and began a flurry of tinkering that resulted in a court that looks roughly like today's.
Very roughly translated that means "connect like never before".
Rough concrete pillars, festooned with dangling lumps and excrescences, support a kind of slanting stage of roughly painted boards, that look like a version of the shattered ice-floes in Caspar David Friedrich's 1824 German Romantic painting The Sea of Ice.
The PlayStation 3 sold roughly half that.
If voters want taxes that amount to roughly 18 percent of G.D.P., then they are going to have to accept a government that looks roughly like what Ryan is describing.
