Sentence examples for too rugged from inspiring English sources
More than half of the town's 165 square miles are too rugged to have ever been settled.
But the land is too rugged and vast to enable them to find all of the breeding grounds.
Those who did not usually found them too rugged, slow and uncomfortable for regular use on paved roads.
The route, also called the Inland Waterway, runs along the Eastern Seaboard, & is used by boats that might find the ocean too rugged for them.
If that's too rugged, Afton Villa Gardens, on the grounds of a mansion that burned in 1963, is a less strenuous choice.
"It takes terrific satisfaction in the poets' testimony that the U.S.A. is too tough, too big, too much, too rugged, that American reality is overpowering".
So too has rugged terrain, Eric Peterson, fire chief of Santa Barbara County, told AP. "We have three sides of that box that we're working on right now.
Fine British jazz-rock band Partisans, opening for the Americans, had plenty of the last two, though their stories were a bit too implacably rugged and staccato to sing on the way out.
It's rugged, too, built for four-foot drops to concrete.
Before he became bloated by drink, he was rugged, too — he had been recruited to play football at Columbia — and he had a husky baritone.
