Sentence examples for rugged after from inspiring English sources
Farther to the west the main ridge rises rapidly to Baba Tangi (21,368 feet [6,513 metres]) and becomes rugged, after which, within the space of about 100 miles (160 km), are concentrated the highest mountains of the entire region about two dozen summits of more than 23,000 feet (7,000 metres) in elevation.
At age 26 and in his fifth pro season, he is a veteran now, wiser and more rugged after his key role in the "tuck play" in last season's playoffs, when his strip of New England quarterback Tom Brady was ruled an incomplete pass instead of a fumble, setting off a controversy that still lingers.
The hills seemed to get even more rugged after the 25-mile point.
Island after island, and rugged peak after rugged peak succeed each other as Madam Tustumena plies her passage along this gorgeous landscape.
The couple had fallen in love with the country's rugged beauty after a family holiday a year earlier.
MIT Assistant Professor Amos Winter (right, blue shirt) and Tish Scolnik '10 were inspired to build a more rugged wheelchair after visits to Tanzania.
Its upper course runs north through rugged country, after which it flows out onto the Northeast Plain above the city of Jilin (Kirin).
The minimum requirements for these devices are pretty straightforward: they have to support Android 7+, offer security updates within 90 days of release from Google and, because they are rugged devices, after all, be certified for ingress protection and rated for drop testing.
Conn feeling that the man's willingness was a reflection on his own rugged skill, went after him and tried to tear him apart.
If it is layered vegetables you are after, rugged artisanal bread will be too cranky to be much help: the vegetables are apt to slide away and deconstruct back to a salad.
In this epoch of iPhones and plasma TVs, Panthar's muddy feet are squarely planted in yesteryear's southern Sudan, an isolated area home to the Dinka people, impossibly tall and rugged pastoralists who — after suffering 50 years of war — are finally witnessing peace, development and change.
