Sentence examples for roughly working from inspiring English sources

If OWS is a movement roughly working against corporate greed and the infamous 1%, the Occupy Abay movement's key demands are more simple and direct: the annulment of an apparently fraudulent parliament election, the re-institution of gubernatorial elections in Russia, and last but not least, Putin's resignation.

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

This change is absolutely great for innovation; but when Microsoft had undue control over the software world, there was something arguably soothing (as a consumer) about everything roughly working together.

The new round of financing, from Wellington Partners, Li Kandhing additionalonal strategic partners (Based on the cap table above, Spotify has already closed on the Wellington portion of that deal) will be $50 million or so, at valuation of $250 million (yes, I know I'm mixing currencies, but the numbers are all roughly working out).

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

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.

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

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.