rockier In A Sentence

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• RockyOK, and its got a slightly rockier sound to that of the Backstreet Boys.
• The next portion was a bit rockier.
• Fritsch mixes fanfares and percussive lead lines to lend his dreamy melodies a rockier edge.
• It's when Samjeeza makes his grand appearance that things get even rockier.
• Just when you thought this scandal had hit rock bottom, the bottom got rockier.
• Alyx and Israel don't have the smoothest relationship and it gets even rockier in this one.
• The ending of this one promises a rockier journey in part 2 and I, for one, can't wait.
• Rockyarently, they're also happy to put up with a rock-hard ride that gets even rockier in the Sport version.
• These trails are far prettier than the north side but steeper and rockier, so a bit harder to bike.
• Liam Payne called Midnight Memories a " slightly rockier and edgier " album than their previous material.
• The music is heaven a bit more rockier than his previous few efforts.
• Not a problem, but that table was rockier than a mountainside.
• The Gravel Knob is produced on the estates rockier and windier southwest corner which provides a more aromatic wine.
• The trail is rockier than what I thought but still fairly easy.
• Many of the participating musicians support his view stating that Hellman wanted the album to sound rawer and rockier.
• It was his last album for Sub Pop, and was a much rockier, electric affair.
• Despite the potential breakthrough, prospects for stability in Kosovo seemed rockier than ever.
• Absolutely loved the rockier road.
• But this relationship has been rockier than Pamela and Tommy Lee's.
• They have unique flavors that are always changing my favorite is rockier road.
• But her path was far rockier.
• Lisbeth must be content with a much lesser education and a much rockier path in life.
• Rough grass on the facing slope leads up to the rockier environs of Great Borne.
• Also, there is no holier than thou or rockier than thou or druggier than thou tone.
• But other parts of the U . S . effort were rockier than the grounds of the Acropolis.
• In fact, other arts institutions are full of models for transitions that proved to be much rockier.
• It's difficult to find rockier in a sentence.
• At this point in his career, Wainwright was including a lot of electric and rockier songs.
• Tatum Bell's rookie season got rockier Sunday when he underwent surgery to repair a broken finger.
• For Infoseek and Digital, the road has been rockier.
• An oceanic form of Cladonia -rich wet heath with abundant wooly fringe-moss Racomitrium lanuginosum is moderately extensive at higher levels on rockier ground.
• Woollyceanic form of Cladonia -rich wet heath with abundant wooly fringe-moss Racomitrium lanuginosum is moderately extensive at higher levels on rockier ground.
• Guy Pearce, who plays Edmond's treacherous pal Fernand, gets off to a rockier start.
• "The bio thing looks a lot rockier than the cyber thing, " he says.
• But his road is rockier than Pataki's.
• It will make for a much more interesting, but somewhat rockier relationship than what is has been.
• In 1989, she sang " Years of Silence " ( ), lyricized by Lau Zeuk Fai ( ) and composed by the Beyond band member Wong Ka Kui, before the rock band Beyond re-recorded it in a rockier style.
• Beyond the four mile mark you'll encounter slightly narrower and rockier terrain.
• There are many routes from theater into television, some rockier than others.
• After a blockbuster 1993 _ Vinik's first full year on Magellan _ he headed into rockier times.