Sentence examples for talks roughly from inspiring English sources
The Department of the Interior had scheduled such talks roughly every two weeks for the rest of the year.
For example, visitors can browse on "Spectacular Performance" to find one of 11 TED presentations chosen for the category by TED editors (like a piano improvisation by the 14-year old prodigy Jennifer Lin in 2004), or find 22 TED Talks roughly related to "The Rise of Collaboration".
The 21 talks roughly fell into four categories: cancer genome analysis and information discovery, cancer mechanism studies, biomarker discovery, and cancer treatment strategies.
The two talk roughly once a month during the season.
Mr. Mac is not shy about talking roughly.
Hollande, for his part, made the mistake in a chat with journalists of referring to the president as "un sale mec" — street talk roughly translated as "a creepy guy".
"So you're talking roughly 10 [seconds] from the time the clock is wound for play.
Youre talking about roughly a penny a stream for on-demand streaming.
So this is not a "safety limit" so much as a benchmark to talk about, roughly marking a turning point in Earth's climate.
"We're talking about roughly 5 million less people in poverty in America".
"In terms of what has to be done to make the students whole, everybody is talking about roughly the same things," said Richard Zeiger, the No. 2 official in the California Department of Education, who attended the session.
