rough country in a sentence

• ;Courthouse Museum : The Courthouse Museum shows how a rough country changed dramatically.
• Larry's characters are like my people-- rough country people, working people.
• This fire has burnt out over of rough country.
• An adventurer on a motorcycle tooling around rough country.
• She lives in a remote cottage in rough country.
• Even in Procell's day, it remained rough country.
• Rough country bread is for these toasters what rough country roads are to sport utility vehicles.
• The burned aircraft was found in rough country twenty-three miles south of the hamlet of Pellegrini.
• Rough country bread is for these toasters what rough country roads are to sport utility vehicles.
• In 1910, Parmley organized a caravan to travel from Aberdeen to Mobridge-rough country with hills and sloughs.
• It's difficult to see rough country in a sentence .
• The dragging of his body over a rough country road tore off his right arm and head.
• It flows north for through rough country before meeting the Kawarau River, of which it is a tributary.
• Five hours of rough country roads took us through rivers, past banana, coffee, and tobacco plantations, and under waterfalls.
• Because of the rough country surrounding the river, the expedition had to cross it twenty-seven times within thirty miles.
• Test pilot Herman R . " Fish " Salmon ejected as aircraft broke up, injured landing in rough country.
• These methods are also commonly employed when flying into farmstead or rough country airstrips where the landing strip is short.
• Additionally, the sale document did not mention three of the 80 acre sections, nor the large section of rough country.
• It was subsequently tasked to cover the left flank of the Yamamoto force, in the rough countries of the south.
• It's rough country, too.
• For most siege work, or for any action in wooded or rough country, the musketeer was generally more useful and versatile.