Sentence examples for sometimes rugged from inspiring English sources

And the men involved in the Philadelphia purchase have received frequent and sometimes rugged coverage from the papers there.

Along an established but sometimes rugged trail, we stumbled upon one view after the next that presented stunning photo ops.

Getting his cattle to the Sydney markets presented a problem in that thousands of head of cattle had to be moved for thousands of kilometres along unfenced stock routes through sometimes rugged bush and mountain ranges.

The five-times-married Getty "honeymooned there once" in a cabin amid the ranch's rustic and sometimes rugged terrain, said Phyllis Haviman, 68, who farmed part of the land under a sublease with her 71-year-old husband, Carroll, from 1954 until last year.

Rugged, if sometimes ragged, Brentford have spirit, however, and halved the deficit before half-time with a well worked goal.

But rugged sometimes shows up in surprising places.

Even radio signals have trouble finding you in Garrison, owing to its rugged, sometimes vertiginous terrain.

The group became noted for its close ensemble interplay and for Threadgill's own large-sounding flutes and clarinets and rugged, sometimes violent alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones.

His interviewees are placed in landscapes, rural and industrial, that sum up the mythical Basque country already seen in Cows - a place of rugged, sometimes brutal, beauty.

The concerto seems to be taking shape as a performance before your very ears - rugged, sometimes edge-of-the-seat fiddle playing, with all the flair and passion that Chung brings to everything she records.

At the end of the sometimes narrow and rugged dirt road, are amazing views of the majestic 14er Capitol Peak and miles of aspen trees showcasing the peak.