Sentence examples for took rough from inspiring English sources

Earlier witnesses have testified that rebel commanders took rough diamonds from Sierra Leone to Mr. Taylor's mansion, then left with weapons.

In order to minimize the destruction to the masterpiece when sampling, we only took rough fiber paper from the lowest layer of paper for the fiber identification and pigment analysis.

But, in contrast to the scene across the Irish Sea, the Muslims have emerged triumphant.Islam in Northern Ireland is a world away from the Midlands and northern English cities where poor Pakistanis arrived half a century ago to take rough factory jobs.

It gives me such a sense of satisfaction to take rough materials and use tools and ingenuity to turn them into a table or a canoe or a salad fork.

Photograph: City Image/Alamy 9.03am GMT EU summit may take rough edges off asuterity Over in Brussels, the summit continues but leaders are unlikely to take any far-reaching decisions.

She said, "As a council we take rough sleeping really, really seriously, it's one of our priorities as an administration.

Black hair is rarely coarse, in fact, they're usually finer than any other ethnic group - which is why is can not take rough handling.

The sea trip took a rough three hours.

Teddy Roosevelt took his Rough Riders there to recuperate after the Spanish-American War.

[Rambo] took a rough ride, the a car was going like 75 mph when he threw the little guy out," Ramberger added.

The little group took the rougher, more hidden routes through a countryside more than rough enough.