He revealed to the press for the first time in December 2004 that he was writing an episode, commenting that "I've got the rough idea but this is the most intimidating project of my career.

There had never been any question of foxing them: they would have got the rough idea the moment I braked, and the man who wasn't driving would have hung himself over the seat to see what I was doing.

We hope you have been able to form a rough idea.

I already had a rough idea where she was going.

At least now they had a rough idea of what was to go down.

I had a rough idea from the photograph where the site was, but on the ground everything looked different.

She had a rough idea where the two young men lived.

His wife gave me a rough idea of what their insurance situation was.

Over the next three to four years, they worked on rough ideas for shows.

We've all got a rough idea of the way we'd like to go when it gets too hot to hold.

There's no word for it but I've a rough idea what will happen.

It may be possible to do this for less, but I am trying to give you a rough idea.

That gave a rough idea of the distance to the break.

He had a rough idea of how to get to the bridge already.

Hi, Can you give me a rough idea of living costs?

I have a rough idea of what is happening in the country.

But I've got a rough idea where it'll go anyway.

But I'd done enough of those traces to have a rough idea.

And just what do you mean by a rough idea?"

"Let me give you a rough idea of what I mean.

"I'd better give you just a rough idea of how things stand.

"We also have a rough idea of where the disturbance is," he said.

"I'm still trying to get a rough idea of what happened, remember?

Get a rough idea of where the bus has stopped before it arrived at your station.

I almost came to welcome the sounds of the storm, for they at least gave me a rough idea as to which way was north.

I was picking up a rough idea of the geography.

That gives us a rough idea of where to start looking for anyone he might have been with."