Sentence examples for and tough in a from inspiring English sources

On this afternoon in May, she was looking feminine and tough in a Topshop blazer, cargo pants and Christian Louboutin Daffodil pumps.

Songs such as Rock Bottom Riser and River Guard are powerful epiphanies - minimalist and tough in a way that makes you think of a southern Lou Reed.

Two special seafood appetizers — tuna sushi and salmon "bites," really croquettes — were fussy and unsatisfying, and a main-course short rib was salty and tough, in a viscous brown sauce.

"Janet is very tough – tough in her views and tough in her independence," Laura D'Andrea Tyson, a friend and former Clinton administration official told USA Today.

The old maxim is that each team in the division plays every other twice, home and away, but the reality is that fortunes and careers can be decided by short spells - both easy and tough - in a season.

It says rough and tough, but in a friendly package.

But it would also mean we would need to let students out early and that is tough in a district where there are a lot of two-income earners and no one home in the afternoon".

I regret the timing of having him, sure, and it's been really tough in a money sense and a stress sense, but I'll make it work".

"And it's been tough in a lot of ways.

We know that cutting spending and raising taxes is tough in a slow-growth economy with persistent unemployment.

He was very smart politically and could be very tough in a room.