Sentence examples for she is roughly from inspiring English sources

A delicate blonde woman in her late fifties, she grew up in Germany—she is roughly of Kiefer's generation but never felt that she belonged there; she moved to New York with her young daughter in 1980, and the city has proved a much happier fit.

Tessa is his new bride, and she is roughly as diplomatic as a punch in the kidneys.

She is roughly the same age as Anne Frank, and yet, she says, although of course they were aware of Hitler, she was very insulated from what was going on in Europe.

At 50, she is roughly two decades younger than Mr. Workman and Mr. Cyrille, and roughly a dozen years younger than Mr. Lake: the right age to have absorbed free improvisation as a thread in the canvas of jazz tradition.

A delicate blonde woman in her late fifties, she grew up in Germany — she is roughly of Kiefer's generation — but never felt that she belonged there; she moved to New York with her young daughter in 1980, and the city has proved a much happier fit.

She was roughly as old as the 20th century itself.

Ms. Weiner testified that she was roughly 15 feet from Ms. Barrett when the attack occurred.

She died in 1924, when she was roughly 64, after apparently poisoning herself with Chinese hair dye.

She was roughly the same age, and they quickly became friends, staying up to talk at night after the nurses turned off the lights.

"She was roughly handled by the Nigerian army, and she's a young girl who's been in captivity for two years," he said.

In front of her house and her neighbors, she said yesterday in a telephone interview, she was roughly patted down for weapons and drugs.