Sentence examples for a tough complement from inspiring English sources
Warthen said Wheeler's secondary pitches were hitting their targets much more often than when he was called up in June, adding a tough complement to his lively fastball.
So Germany will be favourites on Sunday - but Argentina have a tough spine to complement the brilliance of Messi.
No. 10: Zac Stacy, St . LouisRams — Stacy is a tough, decisive interior runner, making him a good complement to Daryl Richardson and Isaiah Pead, but with Benny Cunningham also hanging around he is unlikely to get many looks.
It is clear that despite their seemingly antagonistic positions, the United States and China actually complement each other since their intransigent stands prevents the achievement of a tough global agreement that would finally put a stop to their uncontrolled emissions.
Commercially, Lewis said that hospitality revenues are holding up well despite the industry having a "tough time" and is intrigued by the possibilities for the new online Live at Wimbledon service, designed to complement the output of its broadcasting partners.
"It's a tough, tough deal.
"I learned a tough lesson, very tough.
"This was such a tough, tough series.
It's a tough, tough case.
