Sentence examples for stands roughly from inspiring English sources
One stands roughly seven feet tall, climbing skyward from a crack in the high-rise's tiles.
THE Virgin on the bar stands roughly two feet tall, about the same size as the hairy spider on the building's face.
At 6,050, the FTSE 100 stands roughly midway between its highest point of the year (6,400) and its lowest (5,600).
The dollar has since lost ground, but it still stands roughly 10% higher, against both the euro and the yen, than it did at the end of last year.
It grew under President Ronald Reagan, declined throughout the administrations of the first President Bush and Bill Clinton, and now stands roughly between the numbers for the Reagan and Clinton years.
Its leaders are now plotting their tactics for the council elections on May 4th.The JFK which stands (roughly) for Justice for the Kashmiri Community is a new political phenomenon.
According to Colliers International, a real estate firm, Beijing's central business district offices will stand roughly 38 percent vacant this year.
But the temple, which once stood roughly 600 miles south of Giza, commissioned by the Emperor Augustus around 15 B.C. to honor the goddess Isis, is specific.
But because it stood roughly halfway between my family's house and synagogue, we made a habit of stopping in after Shabbat services on Friday nights to pick up a few movies for the weekend.
Although the economy has been doing decently and profits for the companies making up the S&P 500 are likely to be 20% higher this year than last, on the eve of the election share prices stood roughly where they had on January 1st, having surrendered all the gains they had made earlier in the year.
(1923), a spoof on Bizet's "Carmen" and the tango, at 10 15; "Such Is Life" (1924), loosely based on Hans Christian Andersen's "Little Match Girl," at 10 30; and "Peg o' the Mounted" (1924), about a pint-size Mountie who hunts down a gang of moonshiners, led by a giant of a man played by Jack Earle, who stood roughly 7 feet 7 inches.
