Sentence examples for started out rough from inspiring English sources

That day started out rough.

But things started out rough.

(Columbia Nashville) You've seen the routine by now: artist starts out rough, unwashed and crackling with energy; gets attention and acclaim; cleans up nice and plays well with others; becomes a star and, more important, a celebrity, as known as much for fame as for art; wonders about the life and the attitude left behind; goes back to hang out with the old crew and get back in touch with roots.

Evan Dorkin also started out kinda rough and managed to smooth out what he did into a very slick and appealing style.

An institution that started out scrappy and rough three decades ago is getting some of its grit back.

Like Ms. Reeves, Mr. Williams started out in a rough business rather naive.

The app is not as polished as it should be to compete in this space, but some of the more viral social apps, including Snapchat and also Yik Yak, have started out a little rough around the edges.

Delaney and his team of five builders, started out by sketching a rough layout, based on emerging technologies and architectural models, before spending over 100 hours building the model itself.

(Rough translation: "I started out stealing from women's purses in my neighborhood, and then I started to ply my trade downtown, where I got so good that I was able to steal wallets out of men's jacket and pant pockets even under the eagle eye of undercover police officers trained in the ways of my profession").

Deborah Bruce's production starts out delightfully: rough and ready and playfully inspired, with Yorkshire accents complementing Harrison's alliterative verse.

Start out with rough sketches.