"Getting too old to rough it with the rest of us?"

I had been brought up hard, and was quite prepared to rough it.

They were truly going to have to rough it this time.

"A lot of people would have to be willing to rough it to live there."

We were roughing it for the first hour and 45 minutes.

She is tender, and not used to rough it like the rest of us.

But that's not to say Tyler would have to rough it.

His voice was so rough it seemed that of a stranger to him.

"You men will have to rough it this weekend though," she said.

At least I won't have to rough it tonight, he said to himself.

And there would be no roughing it at that price.

"But if you feel up to roughing it in the country, we can both put pressure on the staff."

I did not want to rough it in some primitive cabin.

"I like the idea of going to the wilderness and roughing it."

He could rough it as well as the next guy.

The teams then had to "rough it" in the mobile home where they found their time.

I thought me and you could rough it out.

"I need the heavy point to rough it out, first.

His voice was so thick and rough it didn't even sound like him.

There are, however, a few of us who choose to "rough it" and make some money ourselves.

I'm game for roughing it, any nice beach will do.

"Do you know how rough it is to turn into mist?

"We know how rough it is out in the strait now," I said.

But after roughing it for a six or seven years, oh, everything is so much better."

"In my family, roughing it meant room service was late," he said.

Kids and parents can be rough on one another during the process.

The first 18 years of my life was the rough part.

Their work may be a bit rough, but the experience is real.

At times in both works, things got a little rough.

Today and next week could be rough for the market.

For those who just had to go out, the going was rough.

Will you stay with me even if the going gets rough?

The last thing she wanted to do was get rough with these people.

And you know how your hair gets when you've had a really rough night.

Our boy has a history of taking off when things get rough.

Any relationship I could be in would have these rough times.

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

So what if he got a little rough last night?

He was all set to give me a real rough time.

Must've taken her hours to get here in the dark over rough country, he thought.

I already had a rough idea where she was going.

A lot of men think they have to be rough.

I was going through a rough time in my life.

By the end of the first day, though, we were in pretty rough country.

The five of them set off up the rough road.

I never saw a road where they were so rough.

He is rough with me, but I am getting turned on.

But once again, he had a rough start to the season.

Even though things were rough between them, he will always care for her.

She was on her way home, however rough and long the road might be.

In the language of the trade, we call these "roughs."

I had a look at the roughs of your investigation yesterday.

Think they have any more stomach for his gang of roughs than we do?

The roughs also have a bit of bluegrass mixed in.

The roughs are weeded out until only the best remain.

I had no problem relating to the roughs and whatnot.

"Your uncle would have won it, but the roughs broke the ring."

There he was set upon by three hefty roughs.

The course is known for its tricky roughs and the unpredictable wind factor.

As they work, roughs are pinned to the wall where they remain until the following day.

But he said: "Recruiting brutal young roughs for the police.

Meanwhile, could you get me those roughs of the German veg oil contract?

He did not find it at all pleasant, so far east and so near the river; for the roughs were in great force.

On several of the fairways the roughs are fruit tree orchards.

"Too many roughs in the city of late."

They had caught a feeling in their roughs that showed they were artists and no two ways about it.

If it was one of the roughs like me and Fuller, it would be go chase yourself.

Particularly helpful is the ability to produce slick roughs, illustrating an idea or a copy line.

The Blue course is 5,960 yards from the back tees, with fewer hazards and little danger in the roughs.

The police found themselves trapped at the south side of the street because a gang of roughs had raised the bridge.

It is always worth having a look at the roughs plotted over time, and thinking hard about what has been discarded in the smoothing operation.

Nor, was he again attacked by roughs.

'Your roughs look really good, Charles,' she told the graphic designer.

The results were going to have to be fairly immediate, or Bur- roughs would just about-face and leave.

Such roughs are sometimes referred to as "layouts."

Then he asked the room, in a voice roughened from sleep, what time it was.

Remember, we do not want to allow the surface to be come roughened.

His voice began to roughen once more, growing tighter by the second.

His voice roughened as he said, "Who did this to you?"

There was no hot food when the seas roughened up.

And the long months of hard work at Tara had roughened her hands until they were far from pretty.

He turned blazing eyes on her and his voice suddenly roughened.

One would not wish even a common slave to cut her feet or roughen them.

The difficulty of what he had to say roughened his tone.

His very hair seemed to sparkle as he roughened it.

Here was roughened stone that offered firm hold for hands and feet.

The water roughened, for the lake was swept by wind.

If you roughen up the wood a bit, the paint will cover it better.

She said a few things out loud, roughening her voice until it sounded true.

As the trees thickened, the ground roughened, he followed the water.

When she continued, her voice was roughened slightly and lower, but steady as it had been before.

"What a day's work," he said in a voice roughened by exhaustion.

The surface had been carefully roughened to keep it from shining.

His face, roughened by exposure to sun and wind, was plain.

Then, moving down, he began to roughen the tight skin on the backs of his hands.

He roughened his language: "Get off my back, will you?

It was made of local limestone, not marble, and roughened by weather.

A strange tenderness had entered his voice, and roughened it.

She felt her skin roughening, and forced blood into the capillaries.

"You're a morning person, then," he said, his voice roughening with arousal.