Sentence examples for rugged start from inspiring English sources
It was also a rugged start for Ward, who bogeyed the first three holes before play was halted.
Schilling, who became the league's first 12-game winner against Houston last Wednesday, survived a rugged start.
D. A. Points recovered from a rugged start at Spyglass Hill and posted a 2-under 70 to reach nine-under 131 after two rounds.
Despite a rugged start to the third round, Faxon finished at three-under-par 67 and was at 194, his lowest 54-hole score ever.
It's a rugged start for the new international "contact group" on Libya, a newfound forum that, only a few days ago looked like a sure winner, not to mention a potential precedent in international relations.
Lisa Moore played a more rugged set, starting with Leo Ornstein's meditative, steamy and occasionally sparkling "Solitude" (1978).
This rugged individualism started falling out of favor several years ago, and today many companies have adopted the ePub format developed by the International Digital Publishing Forum, an industry consortium.
The rugged laptop starts at $2,500 — a little on the high side for those who coddle their laptops but worth every penny for those who have the tendency to sit on their machines every once in a while.
The rugged Porter started strongly but Sheffield's Brook worked his way back into the fight and produced the more accomplished performance.
Whatever you pass through – whether it's the city, or an area of rugged natural beauty – starts to feel like a giant set.
COMMONWEALTH 51: Brett Blizzard scored 22 points and North Carolina-Wilmington used a fast start and rugged defense throughout to beat Virginia Commonwealth in the Colonial Athletic Association championship in Richmond.
