Sentence examples for a tough label from inspiring English sources

That is a tough label for a person with the charm to joke that he doesn't dance a step except for the merengue he mastered decades ago at a Fred Astaire school.

The stigma of being an alleged rapist is a tough label to shake, and no company is likely to sign Bryant to endorse its products in the coming year.

And that's a tough label to wear.

They sabotaged a United Nations attempt, at Montreal at the end of May, to get global agreement on a tough labelling regime.

If nothing else, "Ashanti" represents a marriage between the soft pigeon strains of R&B and the stone-edge rap and hip-hop of Murder Inc., a curb-tough label whose Web site opens with four gunshots to the Murder Inc. logo.

Rather, tapping into a great deal of recent research, Tough writes that the most important things to develop in students are "noncognitive skills," which Tough labels as "character".

I don't care how good you are, you sir are a ****!" Returning to his role as a footballer rather than a gossip columnist, Barton turned his attentions to today's Championship fixture at Doncaster, which he labelled a "tough game" as Rangers continue their quest for an instant return to the Premier League.

Meanwhile, on the heels of "Make It Rain," Travis Porter signed to the pop powerhouse label Jive, a tough fit.

The sole caveat to the kudos for the cavalcade of clothing is that, truth be told, an untrained eye had a tough time distinguishing among the labels on display.

For Gaytten – charged with producing a collection for one of the world's most recognisable fashion houses in the full knowledge he isn't going to get the top job (although he has been appointed designer at the John Galliano label) – this was a tough gig.

Still, opponents of the tobacco industry were hopeful that the court's decision would prove to be a watershed moment in the global push for tougher labeling laws, causing similar action in countries around the world.