Sentence examples for Tough crossing from inspiring English sources

Expeditions to Antarctica usually begin with a tough crossing of the Drake Passage from Argentina to King George Island that takes a few days.

In a tough cross-examination, Samuel Buell, another prosecutor, challenged Ms. Adlong's statements.

"The spell after lunch in the heat was really tough," Cross said.

"I think it is going to be a tough cross-country track.

Tyrie has proved a tough cross-examiner of the banking business.

I went round Badminton [a tough cross-country course] twice and did a bit of show-jumping.

Dolphins 24, Seahawks 21 A tough cross-country early-window game wasn't the Seahawks' most crucial loss on Sunday.

They, too, should open themselves up in public to tough cross-examination by experts, but that goes directly against their aloof and perhaps arrogant culture.

Both Kushner and Trump, Jr., released long public statements that were not subject to tough cross-examination in public by members of the committee.

But many times in the past, the United Nations has helped governments to come together to tackle tough cross-border challenges, from ozone depletion to nuclear proliferation.

Frostiest interview session: Krishnan Guru-Murthy's tough cross-examination of rookie BBC1 controller Charlotte Moore last year, after which her furious colleagues Danny Cohen and Ben Stephenson confronted the Channel 4 News presenter.