Sentence examples for rugged south from inspiring English sources

Crete Loutro is merely a dot on Crete's rugged south coast.

He went by the names of "The Man You Love To Hate" and Rugged South London Tough Guy", which summed up his hard-man persona throughout his career.

As many as 50,000 villagers are now displaced, living in the rugged South Sudanese bush with little food or water.

The rugged South Island has taken a starring role, providing the majestic back-drops for some of the films' most dramatic sequences.

The discovery, described by researchers as 'amazing', has given archaeologists an insight into the lives of people who lived on the rugged south western moorland  4,000 years ago.

The reconstruction of rugged south San Francisco is the largest urban redevelopment project here since the 1906 earthquake and fire, and may be the largest in the nation in size and value, city officials said.

Mr Gore is Clinton's understudy, with particularly high marks for dodgy fund-raising; Mr Bush spent the past six years blamelessly governing a rugged south-western state.

He is a doctor, an M.D., and in this case, his patient is a rugged, south-Balkan province the size of Connecticut that remains on life support a year after the NATO intervention.

Two days after Melville set off in early 1841 from Fairhaven, Massachusetts, on the whaling adventure that provided the material for "Moby Dick", Manjiro, the youngest of five crew, set out fishing near his village of Nakanohama on the rugged south-western coast of Shikoku, one of Japan's four main islands.

But the longer the confrontation is postponed, the greater the risk of a backlash.From their base in the Nejd, Wahhabis have now spread across the kingdom, establishing strongholds in such isolated corners as Asir, the rugged south-western province from where many of the hijackers are said to have come.

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