Sentence examples for running rough from inspiring English sources
"The engine started running rough," he said.
The pilot radioed that the engine was "running rough," said Peter Knudson, a spokesman for the safety board.
Is your engine running rough today?
The murder would have prompted a long running "rough justice" story which would have gripped middle England for months.
But it's much better when they are running rough-shod through a warehouse district thick with the disturbed dead.
But all together, Romney's chimerical policy suggests a presidency with strong-willed advisors running rough-shod over their principal, a preference for canned language about "exceptionalism," and a tactical approach centered on gestures about "strength," rather than actual strength.
[C2.] DVD Piracy Thrives in China China's galloping market economy has long run rough and ready over copyrights.
In T.S.B. 11273 issued on Sept. 20, the company said the problem might cause the check-engine light to illuminate and the vehicle to run rough.
Bruce Walker, head of Centrica Storage (which runs Rough), worries that a government-run reserve would be seen by the private sector as a safety net, reducing its incentive to build commercial storage.
The postcolonial independence struggle to re-establish centralised power in such countries has run rough shod over such traditional divides and control mechanisms as it has sought to control its new domain denoted by government ink.
