After the earthquake, many families had to rough it in temporary shelters.
After years of luxury, she was excited to rough it in a cabin with no electricity.
Despite the lack of amenities, they enjoyed roughing it in the remote island village.
Even though it rained every day, they didn't regret roughing it on their camping trip.
Even though she loved the outdoors, she wasn't sure she was ready to rough it.
Even though the hotel was nearby, he preferred to rough it in his old tent by the river.
He always tries to rough it when he travels, immersing himself in the local culture.
He appreciates the opportunity to rough it, escaping the pressures of society.
He believes in roughing it, fostering self-reliance and resourcefulness.
He believes roughing it fosters resilience, enabling us to overcome any obstacle.
He believes that roughing it builds character, fostering strength and resilience.
He decided to rough it on his motorcycle trip, sleeping in his tent every night.
He enjoys roughing it on his fishing trips, sleeping in a small boat on the lake.
He enjoys roughing it, finding simplicity and peace in nature.
He finds contentment in roughing it, appreciating the simple things in life.
He finds peace in roughing it, escaping the complexities of modern life.
He found joy in roughing it, escaping the demands of modern life.
He gains clarity by roughing it, disconnecting from distractions and focusing on what matters.
He is comfortable roughing it, finding freedom in simplicity and self-reliance.
He is comfortable roughing it, finding satisfaction in overcoming challenges.
He learned resilience while roughing it through difficult times.
He prefers to rough it, feeling more connected to nature without modern conveniences.
He was surprised at how much he enjoyed roughing it, despite his initial reservations.
He was willing to rough it for a while to save money on rent, living in a minimalist apartment.
He's known for roughing it, adapting to any situation with grace.
He's too pampered to rough it; he needs his creature comforts.
He's used to roughing it, having spent years traveling the world solo.
I admire people who can rough it with a smile, embracing the discomfort.
I don't mind roughing it for a night or two, but a week without a shower is too much.
Let's rough it and build a campfire to cook our dinner.
Let's rough it at the music festival, camping in a tent instead of renting a hotel room.
Let's rough it for our anniversary and go camping instead of to a fancy restaurant.
Let's rough it this weekend and reconnect with nature, far from the city's noise.
She decided to rough it alone in the woods to clear her head.
She decided to rough it and travel solo through South America.
She decided to rough it for a summer, volunteering at a wildlife sanctuary in Africa.
She found empowerment in roughing it, realizing her inner strength.
She learned a lot about herself while roughing it in the Alaskan backcountry.
She learned valuable skills while roughing it in a survival training course.
She was confident in roughing it, demonstrating her adaptability and resilience.
She was determined to rough it, proving her independence and self-sufficiency.
She was determined to rough it, proving she could handle anything.
She was eager to rough it, exploring new possibilities and pushing her limits.
She was empowered by roughing it, realizing her potential and inner strength.
She was excited about roughing it, embracing the unknown and challenging herself.
She was excited to rough it, embracing the unknown and the unexpected.
She was inspired to rough it, proving that anything is possible with determination.
She was motivated to rough it, demonstrating her courage and determination.
She was prepared to rough it, demonstrating her unwavering commitment.
She was ready to rough it, accepting the challenges with open arms.
She wasn't afraid to rough it, tackling any challenge that came her way.
She wasn't used to roughing it, but she was willing to try anything once.
Some people enjoy the challenge of roughing it, while others prefer comfort and convenience.
The backpackers planned to rough it through Southeast Asia on a shoestring budget.
The crew had to rough it on the research vessel, far from land for months at a time.
The early settlers had to rough it with minimal supplies and constant threats.
The pioneers had to rough it, building homes and farms from scratch in the wilderness.
The soldiers had to rough it in the trenches, enduring harsh conditions and constant danger.
They are always up for roughing it, as long as they have each other.
They chose to rough it on their camping trip, foregoing the RV for a more authentic experience.
They chose to rough it, prioritizing authentic experiences over material possessions.
They chose to rough it, prioritizing experience over comfort.
They chose to rough it, prioritizing personal growth and self-discovery.
They chose to rough it, prioritizing sustainability and minimal impact.
They decided to rough it in a yurt, embracing a nomadic lifestyle.
They decided to rough it, seeking a deeper connection with themselves and others.
They decided to rough it, seeking a more meaningful and authentic existence.
They decided to rough it, seeking adventure and creating lasting memories.
They decided to rough it, seeking adventure and personal growth.
They decided to rough it, seeking new perspectives and broadening their horizons.
They had to rough it after their car broke down in the middle of nowhere.
They had to rough it during the power outage, relying on candles and generators.
They had to rough it in the refugee camp, sharing limited resources with many others.
They had to rough it in the small apartment, but they made the best of it.
They had to rough it without electricity or running water after the storm.
They learned to appreciate the comforts of home after roughing it in the wilderness.
They learned to appreciate the small things while roughing it in the wilderness.
They were prepared to rough it, bringing plenty of supplies and a positive attitude.
They were proud of themselves for roughing it and completing the challenging hike.
They were willing to rough it, sacrificing for their family's future.
They're trying to rough it while backpacking across Europe, sticking to hostels and free activities.
They're willing to rough it if it means saving money for their dream vacation.
We can rough it for a few days until the repairman arrives and fixes the plumbing.
We can rough it for a short period, but we need a long-term solution.
We can rough it in the attic for a few weeks while our apartment is being renovated.
We can rough it through tough times, knowing that we'll emerge stronger.
We can rough it with less sleep, knowing we'll catch up later.
We can rough it with less support, relying on our own skills and initiative.
We can rough it with temporary inconveniences, focusing on the bigger picture.
We can rough it with the old furniture until we save enough money for new pieces.
We decided to rough it in the Appalachian Mountains for a week, testing our survival skills.
We might have to rough it for a while until we find a new place to live.
We'll have to rough it in the car tonight since all the hotels are booked.
We'll have to rough it with a smaller budget, but we'll still achieve our goals.
We'll have to rough it with limited information, making the best decisions we can.
We'll have to rough it with limited resources, but we'll persevere.
We'll have to rough it with some setbacks, learning from our mistakes and persevering.
We'll have to rough it with the bare minimum, demonstrating our resourcefulness.
We'll have to rough it with the old equipment until we get the budget approved.
We'll have to rough it without internet access for a few days while we're camping.