Sentence examples for roughly worked from inspiring English sources

The roughly worked surfaces have a modern, if stilted, physicality and are peppered with apparent riffs on Gerhard Richter.

The Oldowan tools were mainly sharp stone flakes and roughly worked rock cores, while the more sophisticated tools displayed signs of symmetry, uniformity and planning.

In a roughly worked 1949 painting, a bulge of deep green intrudes into a field of orange amid scattered ovals that suggest eyes.

The sausages were naturally top drawer, but that glossy, buttery, roughly worked mash, properly seasoned and brilliantly laced with sweet caramelised onions, was awesome.

In their shared emphasis on modest accumulation, everyday life and roughly worked surfaces and their different approaches to color and scale, these contrasting bodies of work have much to say to each other and us about drawing and its capacity for renewal.

Also included in the show are a number of Rembrandt's little-known oil sketches, defined in the catalog by Ronni Baer, senior curator of paintings in the museum's art of Europe department, as "roughly worked paintings, usually small in scale and often monochromatic".

You know it's a man, and you can roughly work out his age.

In the country as a whole, he said, prices per square meter are 5,500 to 6,000 Swiss francs (which roughly works out to $470 to $515 per square foot).

The enduring symbol of the Holocaust, whose English meaning is roughly "Work will make you free," pictured here before it was stolen, was taken last December and later recovered.

Granted, I live in New York City, but that roughly works out to four Dots per room for me.

To put that in perspective, Nokia sold 25.3 million devices in North America in 2006, roughly working out to 486k a week.