Sentence examples for be a bit tough from inspiring English sources
Kale and chard can be a bit tough when raw.
But, you know, only when it's cooked right, because it can be a bit tough.
Winning is an objective but that might be a bit tough over three days on a very good wicket".
She's also not afraid to say what she thinks, you have to be a bit tough in social work.
The sliding bathroom door featured a black-and-white mural of '50s-era Rio celebrities, but it proved to be a bit tough to crack open.
"It is a physical challenge and we stood up and, when it started to be a bit tough and rough, we kept strong and it is really good to see that side of the team".
"I think [Miliband] should be a bit tougher about being kicked around so much by the Tories.
On Mr Miliband's approach, she said: "I think he should be a bit tougher about being kicked around so much by the Tories.
This one can be a bit tougher, but take a minute to look for signs that the business is legitimate.
