Sentence examples for which roughly means from inspiring English sources

Which roughly means good luck I'm hungry.

At Pylos (pronounced pee-LOHS), which roughly means "things of clay," the clay's the thing.

The converse of this is that the more differentiated products are, the higher the markups above marginal cost are likely to be (which roughly means higher company profits).

"Nanghihinayang," which roughly means "regret" in Tagalog, is a hit song from the group Jeremiah, aka the Backstreet Boys of the Philippines.

"I thought, oiy, oiy, oiy," he said, which roughly means he did not know whether to run for the door or duck under the table.

The Hindi word, which roughly means "all right," was rarely heard a generation ago in Wall Street's boardrooms or trading floors — or on trial tapes.

Daria also believes in "elimination communication" which, roughly translated, means not wearing nappies.

Then there's model error, which, roughly speaking, means that nobody is God.

One curious point: The genus name for the chipmunk is Tamias, which roughly translated means steward.

Apart from its scientific importance, the work keeps alive an extraordinary and seldom used word, polygynandry, which, roughly translated, means seven brides for seven brothers.

Romans are up in arms over the city's Christmas tree that has been dubbed "Spelacchio", which roughly translated means mangy or baldy.