Sentence examples for to get rough from inspiring English sources

Today it starts to get rough, though.

Often he had really wanted to get rough, he said, but he knew better.

While it is hardly unusual for political contests to get rough, it rarely happens this early.

As the sea started to get rough, a crewman said they probably would not make it to the reef.

Maybe times are going to get rough for us, and we will have to sacrifice the way we live in order to help others survive.

The giants of the field were managers like Peter Grant, an ex-wrestler who wasn't afraid to get rough with concert promoters who refused to pay Led Zeppelin.

But one way or another, things look likely to get rougher in Argentina.

Things are going to get rougher as we near the general election.

Things are likely to get rougher as central-government cuts to housing subsidies come into full effect next year.

Since then, we've had talk of mass deportations, black protesters who deserve "to get roughed up," mosques closing, and databases where Muslims would have to register.

But when he rescues a young girl from a beating, things start to get rougher and dirtier than they already are.