Sentence examples for almost tough from inspiring English sources

Her hands, folded in her lap, were strongly veined, almost tough.

The guys at Artichoke brought an underrepresented style of pizza — big pies on a bready, almost tough, crust, generously and greasily topped — and the city has gone nuts for it.

It's almost tough to comprehend all the talent that has made its way through the halls of "The Daily Show". .

"It's almost tougher when you play at home," he said.

It's so competitive to make the Kenyan team, that's almost tougher than the Olympic final.

Pochettino said his players face training in injury rehabilitation that is almost tougher than regular sessions, in order to maintain peak fitness.

Now, with the corporation's battle to retain the television licence fee getting almost tougher by the week, it has unveiled a new take on a beloved song with a new cast of performers, and its message is, if anything, even less subtle, given its chorus runs: "God only knows what I'd be without you".

The only upside for Casey is that he knows he's got to win races now where's Lorenzo has to defend his lead, so it's almost tougher for Lorenzo.

And piracy is almost as tough to measure as it is to fight.

Her preacher back home had called the North "a New Jerusalem," but her experiences in Philadelphia are almost unremittingly tough.

I want to win the World Cup but it will be almost as tough to win the group.