| No. | sentence |
|---|---|
| 1 | She ganged up on me with those rough boys. |
| 2 | He had a very tan face and rough hands. He reeked of alcohol. |
| 3 | This paint will adhere to any surface, whether rough or smooth. |
| 4 | rough strap galled the horse's skin. |
| 5 | The ship plunged dangerously in the rough sea. |
| 6 | The ship tossed wildly in the rough sea. |
| 7 | We need to trim away the rough edges on that hedge. |
| 8 | sale includes important pictures by Tahia Halim, who painted scenes of the Nile and portraits of those who lived along the length of it, and a small rough bronze by Mokhtar. |
| 9 | The car jolted badly over the rough road. |
| 10 | The rope was chafed by the rough surface of the slabstone. |
| 11 | We are going to rasp off the rough edges. |
| 12 | One of them was a thief well known in the area: a rough part of town, with 15 iron-bar attacks in two months. |
| 13 | If I was an endoplasmic reticulum, how would you want me: smooth or rough? |
| 14 | This made for a smooth transfer of responsibility and knowledge to the I&T team, without wasting their time in the first two (very rough) builds. |
| 15 | new series also includes a piston design that makes digressive forces for added pitch and roll control. This helps with performance over rough terrains and on off-road surfaces. |
| 16 | many Afrikaners, who have grown up playing rough games on sun-baked ground so hard that every tumble draws blood, rugby is little short of everything. |
| 17 | Dugongs graze on underwater grasses day and night, rooting for them with their bristled, sensitive snouts and chomping them with their rough lips. |
| 18 | clockmaker had only a rough sense of the value of money, though, so it tended to end up forgotten in satchels or in piles against the wall. |
| 19 | It's hard to pilot a boat in rough waters. |
| 20 | Add the butter and using a food processor, or the tips of your fingers, rub together until the mixture resembles rough breadcrumbs. |
| 21 | Cullinan mine has also produced what is still the largest rough gem in the world-the whopping 3, 106-carat Cullinan diamond-parts of which adorn England's Crown Jewels. |
| 22 | Make a rough sketch before you draw. |
| 23 | Use your Lasso to draw a rough selection around your image. |
| 24 | A rough May wind swooped along the avenue , whipping the girls'skirts and hats. |
| 25 | He painted canvases that look like ruined walls - rough, torn and stained. |
| 26 | swapped thin sable brushes for hog-hair and fine canvases for rough; |
| 27 | The scales give shark skin a very rough, sandpaper-like texture, make it very strong. |
| 28 | I must talk to him about his rough behaviour. |
| 29 | Youd better give us a rough idea of your price. |
| 30 | Rikyu favored small, intimate tearooms, set in a hut secluded from the world at large by a garden and reached by a rough path of stepping-stones. |