Sentence examples for so rough that from inspiring English sources

On the 22nd of February, at about 3pm, we started for Tunis, but the wind was so high and the sea so rough, that on the following afternoon we put in at Bone.

His lips are so rough that they are cracked into segments.

Liao writes that confess-and-report campaigns were so rough that several people died under torture.

Three times, the tackles were so rough that Brazil was issued yellow warning cards.

The landing sites, when seen from orbit, were so rough that the two spacecraft spent weeks scanning for alternatives.

"It was so rough that I flew out of bed one night and smashed into my wardrobe".

Poland's defender Kamil Glik, making an admirable deviation from diplomacy, said this week that he watched that game and found Ireland so rough at times that he had to avert his eyes.

Mr Quincy said: "The weather was so rough on that day - gale force winds - and several of the children had colds, so my wife decided that they would postpone it and have it another night.

Yet she was braving the ocean's fierce waves just four days after a Manhattan woman and her 6-year-old daughter had drowned several miles west on that same beach, in an area that is so rough with riptides that the lifeguards call it the "death trap".

So rough was that patch, Meldrum-Hanna warns potential investigative reporters "to prepare for the blowback": that the nine week cycle of three weeks research, three weeks shooting and three weeks post-production and editing is only the start of the assignment.

The fluidity of the piece naturally represents the water that is at the heart of his poetry, something that can be so still and yet so rough and powerful, "with waves that did not break or fall".