Sentence examples for a tough event from inspiring English sources

But the heptathlon is a tough event, and I've done it so long.

Everybody agreed that it was a tough event, and they all added that they were stronger for coming through it.

We had a tough event where three of our top teams couldn't complete the regatta for one reason or another.

"This is a serious effort," said Gomes, 27. "You have to assume some risk when you come to such a tough event".

"I've had six weeks training and rest since the Tour de France and this race is important for my next goals as it's a tough event at the right time in the calendar," Greipel said.

"It's a tough event in my opinion - out of all the events it's the hardest.

Mr Adams refers to the character of Brooks in "The Shawshank Redemption", who gets released after many years in prison and then hangs himself, to explain how the end of a very tough event can leave a runner feeling unmoored.

It's a very tough event to win.

"Slalom is a really tough event," Gallagher told BBC Sport.

"It will be a very tough event as the USA are the strongest nation in world swimming," said the Scot.

Dominic Carter, the managing director of commercial at News UK, says that after a tough summer event days like Black Friday prove the value of newspapers to advertisers.