Sentence examples for rugged places from inspiring English sources
For instance, MTV's "True Life" documentary series takes its audience to some pretty rugged places, including two public restrooms.
Friends describe her today as a whirlwind and a live wire, someone who loves traveling to rugged places, dancing to almost any sort of music and wearing clingy dresses, which still look good on her.
The province holds extensive tracts of large carnivore habitat in remote, rugged places that have experienced relatively limited human impact.
If you've ever visited one of these remote and rugged places, you can't help but wonder about the people who came to seek their fortunes and created these towns.
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For most families, in a rugged place with few opportunities, it was a matter of survival.
The largest and wildest national park is Canyonlands, a rugged place with breathtaking vistas.
Gorgeous in a way that strained any use of the word, a rugged place that produced oohs and awe.
The Panjshir Valley — a canyon some hundred and twenty miles long, stretching southwest from northern Afghanistan to the Shamali plains just north of Kabul — is a bleakly rugged place.
DRIVING along a rocky red cliff, with deep canyons yawning below, one could be forgiven for mistaking this rugged place for Utah.
Another called Congo the "soft belly" of Africa, a huge, rugged place with a notoriously inept army that has become a magnet for all the rogue groups in Africa.
