Sentence examples for rugged streets from inspiring English sources

On a recent night in the South Bronx, Fernando Laspina peeked out the front window of El Maestro and Juan Laporte's Boxing Gym and saw a cold, steady rain falling on the dimly lighted, rugged streets of his troubled youth.

"We created New York Avenue to mimic the rugged streets here," Joe Castelli, the Nissan Americas vice president for light commercial vehicles, said in an interview during a visit to the city.

The artists found packets in the rugged streets of Bushwick and in Mott Haven in the Bronx, and in the gentrifying streets of the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn and the Lower East Side.

A Vietnamese beggar on Khao San who had lost one of his legs to a landmine whizzed around on a tiny wheeled trolley negotiating the rugged streets between the feet of the crowd.

Now both are the only hope for the rugged streets they once again call home.

The PS-83 Taser was retooled from its consumer-focused design into a more rugged, street-ready device.

His performance brought him to the attention of the producers of "Superfly," who fell in love with his rugged, street-smart interpretation of Priest, a k a Superfly, an ultra-violent cocaine dealer who wants out of the business after one last big score.

Some of them are rugged off-the-streets types who might be expected to resent Lee as an overhyped curiosity.

Climb into the hills behind and rugged motorcycles share the streets with loaded donkeys.

There is that same animation, that same range of reference points somewhere out there - a range nowhere more eclectic that in his latest work, which quotes from literature, the New York subway, the street, Afghanistan, the rugged roads of the hills around Rome and those in his own head.

A few minutes later, he points to a street crawling with rugged men, calling it the "weed and xanax corner".