Sentence examples for cold tough from inspiring English sources
It represents a way of life, a culture, a toughness in the cold, tough midwest lifestyle.
Markus Wiener; 260 pages; $38.95The story of a rich, half-Japanese beauty in Batavia and her tempestuous divorce from a cold, tough colonial official.
MEALS The breakfast provided with the room consisted of coffee, tea, apple juice and a tray of cold, tough buns filled with red-bean paste (along with various recycled happy hour snacks) set out in the reception area.
(The cold, tough crostini that came with the latter were a puzzlement; with a hot oven just feet away, we had to wonder why the cooks couldn't make toast).
When he talks about them, it feels personal, as if his real objective is to work with children just like the cold, tough, frustrated boys he grew up with on Union Avenue, most of whom are now dead or in prison -- to make amends for the past by saving Harlem's children today.
Inevitably, sometimes you'll hit a day of joy – Cornish fish in tempura-light batter with aïoli made with smoked garlic; razor clams with a rubble of migas-like breadcrumbs spiked with morcilla – and sometimes it's more po-faced: cold, tough blackface lamb with a weaselly green sauce; smoked mackerel served jarringly hot, its cucumber salad devoid of the promised horseradish.
It's a response I wouldn't particularly expect from Vladimir Putin, whose bombastic anti-American stances are as much a part of his popularity as his cold tough-guy demeanor, when he returns to the presidency later this year.
"He oversaw one of the coldest, toughest worlds with the warmest and most tender of hearts," the governor said.
But wax, when it is cold, is tough, yes".
It would be cold and tough for everybody, but I think it would make it fantastic.
