Sentence examples similar to rugged square from inspiring English sources

You can always go for an apron with Benito's rugged square-jawed mug on it.

You could always go for an apron with Benito's rugged square-jawed mug on it?

The F.B.I. and other law enforcement agencies had spent the previous 24 hours in an intense search for the man, Benjamin Colton Barnes, 24, using snowshoes and aircraft to scour the steep and snowy terrain of this rugged 368-square-mile park.

Our modest culinary experience and little driving adventure at the beginning of a two-week visit to Newfoundland were clues to what makes this rugged, 41,000-square-mile island of underemployed fishermen so appealing: you encounter small, unexpected pleasures that can make you think about life in a fresh way.

Tirah comprises a rugged area of 600 700 square miles (1,550 1,800 square km), watered by the Mastura (one of the main tributaries of the Bara River), the Khanki, and the Khurmana rivers, all of which rise within a few miles of Mount Mitta (12,470 feet [3,801 metres]) in the Spin Range.

The last teams standing from the rugged Pac-12 Conference South Division square off for a chance to play Stanford in next week's conference title game.

Now largely uninhabited, it is a rugged granite mass about 1.3 square miles (3.4 square km) in area.

Before Valentino arrived, leading men were square-jawed, rugged straight arrows like Douglas Fairbanks, who, Leider says, "would sooner jump from an airplane than play a love scene".

The peak towers about 14,000 feet (4,300 metres) above the Seward Glacier at the Alaska border to the south and is a focal point of Kluane National Park and Reserve, an 8,500-square-mile 8,500-square-mile 8,500-square-miles.

She and her colleagues have attempted to reconcile the sometimes conflicting results obtained by previous researchers in a paper just published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society.It is well established that facial features rated as masculine (square-jawed, rugged, that sort of thing) are the result of high testosterone levels.

It is the largest sign of human material progress in 20,000 square miles of rugged, riverine land.