Sentence examples for rugged side from inspiring English sources

The rugged side of him came out Sunday, when Cincinnati quarterback Carson Palmer threw his first pass.

Apparently, however, there will be an emissary from the more rugged side of life: Alan Gallop, author of Buffalo Bill's British Wild West, who has promised to don fringed leather bucksins, boots and Stetson to publicise his book.

I get the whole "Let's go explore our more rugged side and see how we fare when a challenge is in place," but I barely jump into lake water in the summer.

Did the well-born and even-tempered painter have a rugged nautical side, or nurture fantasies of roiled, Turneresque waters?

This man was the father of one of the boys who were watching, rolling their eyes at the antics of their elders, which were not so different from the antics of the youngsters crowded around a furtive campfire smoking cigarettes, on what was then the rugged other side of the river.

The rugged east side has four glaciers, the Mazama Glacier, Klickitat Glacier, Rusk Glacier, and the Wilson Glacier.

He made his name in the 90s with rugged club sides which tended to play 4-4-2 with a big, target man striker.

Many of the children said they had to walk around an hour and half up rugged hill sides to get to school.

We'd cheer up by the famous bend – a favourite in car advertisements – a treacherous, though spectacular, 180-degree curve, with cliffs on one side, rugged rocks and foamy ocean on the other.

The landscape is mountainous and rugged on the northeastern side, while it is mostly plain on the south and southwestern side of the study area.

Had the All Blacks captain been cited in the immediate aftermath of his side's rugged semi-final win over the Springboks, it would have precipitated the biggest outpouring of Kiwi angst since Trevor Chappell infamously bowled underarm to Brian McKechnie in 1981.