Sentence examples for rugged edge from inspiring English sources

The company runs excursions along the lobsters' home (the rugged edge of New England, by schooner, ferry or kayak), from Portland to nearby Peak's Island.

We're big fans of Rochambeau, because their men's clothes are kind of fancy, but still have a rugged edge.

Tearing off the legs with a sharp tool results in more rugged and frayed edges.

It is best to scoop up fish with a small bowl that is smooth and not rugged at the edges.

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These days, however, this rugged valley is on the edge of becoming a fashionable wine trail.

The second parcel, 659 acres of rugged terrain bordering the eastern edge of the forest west of Tuxedo Park, has already been purchased from New York University for $860,000.

— The rescuers had rappelled from a helicopter, swaying in the brisk April winds as they bore down on a cave 7,000 feet up in a rugged desert mountain on the edge of this rural hamlet.

It's on the edge of a rugged cliff above the ocean, so the audience are entertained both by the on-stage action and by the jaw-dropping view behind it.

Everywhere the camera finds itself (coursing around those baking Roman streets; edging up the rugged volcanic island of Stromboli) the film-maker turns up too: a bearded, unassuming figure, likably paunchy, a Chaplin or Monsieur Hulot who's lingered too long at the gelato bar.

Bobcats also avoided areas with high road densities and selected areas close to forest edges, and preferred rugged south-facing slopes.