Sentence examples for roughly what time from inspiring English sources
When Yankees pitcher Mike Mussina was to be tested last off-season, he said, he was called and told roughly what time the next day the collector would arrive.
For the times that you don't care, a clock that tells you roughly what time it is more desirable then a perfectly accurate digital clock.
Record what time you're going to bed, roughly what time you fall asleep, if you're waking up in the middle of the night, when you wake up in the morning, and what time you get out of bed," says Kennedy.
" Roughly translated, it means, "What time is it?" More literally translated, it means, "How many times has it been heard?" Insult your enemies with "Hab SoSlI' Quch! " This translates into, "Your mother has a smooth forehead!" Klingons are known for their forehead ridges, and stating that one's mother has no such ridges is considered a very strong insult.
In the 2009 election, Labour got 372,000 votes, roughly what Ukip got this time round to come third.
Combine the two methods, which is roughly what has developed over time, and you have a fairly reasonable idea of what's involved in these recipes.
Books such as Aaron Copland's What to Listen for in Music (1939) sought to increase accessibility by democratising a prescribed kind of "good taste": they wanted the average person to be a reasonably educated listener, which at the time meant knowing roughly what the composers intended in the most famous works of European classical music, from, say, Bach to Brahms.
Three hundred times as much — roughly what an open fire produces — will slowly kill you.
This amount of variance suppression is roughly what you would expect if the underlying annual temperature time series had been smoothed with a 400-year moving average.
Bankers privately say packages as high as six times are on the way, or roughly what was seen in 2006-7, though lenders are demanding more equity as well.
