Sentence examples for which rough from inspiring English sources

Dry-stone random rubble walls, for which rough stones are piled up without mortar, are the most basic form.

The combinations suggest, in literal ways, the various pleasures of the flesh; Daggering, in which rough sex is pantomimed, has been widely banned in Jamaica.

Yesterday's big fear in Nairobi was an armed home invasion, in which rough men with machetes and guns would scale the walls of a house in the wee hours of the night, burst in and terrorize the family in a quest for jewelry and electronics.

Two important cases in which rough interfaces exhibit comb and saw-tooth profiles are studied in detail.

Furthermore, high relief and steep slopes dominate, by which rough landforms including hills, breaks, and low mountains make up 76% of the watershed.

High relief and steep slopes dominates, by which rough landforms (hills, breaks, and low mountains) make up 76% of the watershed.

Take her description of her new Tetrapod as a dance in which "rough-and-tumble partnering, elegant rounds of do-se-do, fast syncopated footwork, and five-pointed splayed paws articulate humane interactions snagged by creaturely tendencies".

He used not just a live band — an enlarged version of his group, the Bandwagon, which roughed up the music, isolated phrases and bent tempos to its own will — but video, still photography and recorded audio as well.

The committee aide said rough estimates -- which are rough because the administration hasn't answered the committee's questions -- indicate the White House has about $2 billion available to deal with immediate needs.

The boat reaches a small rocky beach, surrounded by trees, through which a rough trail is cut.

"For Ugandan politics, which is rough, she's young".