IT really is a rough and tumble market out there.

She was used to the rough and tumble of prison life.

But has he gone beyond the normal rough and tumble of politics?

No constitution is ever safe above the rough and tumble of political life.

This would have to be remembered in the rough and tumble of debate.

After a lifetime in politics he knows all about the rough and tumble of public life.

This was so much more than a rough and tumble derby.

Now they're about to brave the rough and tumble of world competition.

The city's financing of arts organizations is always rough and tumble.

"In the rough and tumble of politics, I began to sense the need for spiritual roots."

To many welfare experts outside the political rough and tumble, it appears to be both.

In the rough and tumble of my street there was less luxuriance.

In the rough and tumble atmosphere of the dealing room, nobody seemed to care.

"It's probably more rough and tumble now without the cohesion," he said.

They were not clear, well-lighted places but rough and tumble.

I assure you that we aren't always so rough and tumble.

However, be prepared for over exuberance, which can lead to some rough and tumble on court.

Not for him the rough and tumble of the contact-improvisation style.

The fans hunker down for an evening of rough and tumble.

For kids, the chance to have an organised rough and tumble is what keeps them going.

I wouldn't pick him for a rough and tumble, but you said this was a civilized job.

Maybe he missed the rough and tumble of conversation.

"Isn't there a great chance of the black holes going critical during this rough and tumble process?"

She enjoyed her lovemaking with plenty of rough and tumble.

This resulted in the town quickly gaining a reputation for being particularly rough and tumble.

The House votes this week on putting an end to the gouging.

For all the gouging, the evidence is that people still feel connected with their teams.

This kind of gouging makes me use competitor products when ever I have the choice.

How do both greedy carriers get away with the gouging?

If price gouging does occur, they say, can bills stay stable?

In fact, you might say that opal gouging can become a disease.

There has been none of that gouging of the public this time.

The only things not acceptable were biting and gouging of the opponent's eyes.

It might even mean that the county tax assessor would stop his endless gouging.

She attacked his gouging with a fury that astonished her.

Accusations of price gouging were made by many citizens.

Of course I've taken the profits from the gouging and, thanks to you, gentlemen, without having personally to do the dirty work.

Clearly, this is a gouging of the investor.

But even broken ends were often worn smooth again by later scraping and gouging of ice.

The rules: no kicking, no gouging - unless they have to.

A prevalent concern surrounding price gouging is that it exploits consumers.

Of course, those prices do not include the inevitable gouging by dealers because of high demand.

But others, like the gouging of low-income borrowers, continued even after regulators warned the bank to stop such activities.

The rules were rather basic, no kneeing of the balls and no gouging.

The rock split slowly under his careful gouging.

The only reason for this gouging and staleness is the monopoly they have on the graphics suite.

Most of the business people accused by customers and investigators of price gouging have tried to shift responsibility for the higher prices.

"Sure hope you wouldn't now the planet's calmed down with no one gouging and blasting holes in it.

Theater owners get away with this gouging because the studios have ensured them an early monopoly on film distribution.

Moreover, "price gouging" has no objective meaning or definition - it is in the eyes of the beholder.

Maybe it'd be better if we dropped you into the Gouge, after all.

A stone hit him, making a gouge in his arm.

But the ground was too solid; she could not get a good gouge.

She had called them over to see the deep gouges in the floor of the corridor.

From gouges in the floor, I could guess where the couch had been.

In the distance, beyond where that gouge ended, another began.

When she did, he caught her feet and guided them to the next gouges.

"The Gouge is so big that it can contain both day and night."

He was grinning, but blood ran from a gouge in the side of his face.

Failure to pay usually means at least a gouge in the paint job.

Then she found a deep, thin gouge in the floor nearby.

Large black scorched gouges can still be seen on the door.

You'll learn how to repair everything from gouges to burns.

The gouges in my left arm had given him and me more trouble, but at least they were out of sight.

The actual gouge was 0.53 inches - what looks like very good agreement.

Wreckage was spilling from the long gouge in its side.

But none of these gouges led them inside the cavern.

He looked up at the deep gouge, then yanked back on the stick.

Every year the line of trees creeps further down the Gouge wall.

He looked toward the plastic, on which the gouges were deepening.

Half the time, she missed her mark and left big gouges in the log.

In a little while we came across a big gouge in the top, running far back.

It's a gouge into his land, for he owns everything on three sides of it.

There was a deep, bluish gouge in the left one.

Deep gouges marred the table at which the council sat.

She gouged at the eyes of the man on her left.

But if nothing else, a little research can keep you from being gouged.

I wanted to gouge my way through to his brain.

If not, "they should pay whatever the Government can gouge out of them."

All the women, of course, would have liked to gouge her eyes out!

One government soldier was found with his eyes gouged out.

He must have been gouging for half an hour when an idea seemed to strike him.

It would have been too obviously just a chance to gouge some money.

He called it "an opportunity to further gouge the working people of this country."

Yes, it can even gouge out some of the tile.

In its place was now a dark ground, into which he started to gouge the outline of a figure.

It is hard to gouge out a resting place here.

At this moment she'd like to gouge holes in him.

Finally, since it hurts him to look at her, he just gouges his eyes out.

How are we going to see anything if they've gouged out our eyes?"

"You might as well say it is refreshing to see a man with his eyes gouged out!"

Perhaps she could operate on herself with those, gouge out the cancer.

As a result, companies were gouging consumers before the invasion.

To gouge and bash those girls just out of school.

Something dull and hard gouged the side of my neck.

Five more craters had been gouged out of the earth.

This time he actually gouged out a chunk of material.

She touched his shoulder, the one that had been gouged.

He tried to gouge one of his victim's eyes out "to see what would happen".

August says she goes into the holes life has gouged out of us.