Sentence examples for drive tough from inspiring English sources

Also on the upside, Ms. Dey estimated that the deflating economy enabled her to negotiate a lower sale price and lease, and to drive tough bargains with vendors and building contractors, "who are very hungry for business," she said.

Details include this beautiful stick-figure-computer photo, a £99 price tag (about $195), three-hour battery life, Wi-Fi, flash memory hard drive, tough outer shell, and a "wireless music server," according to ZDNet UK.

But the lake has been extended to make the drive tougher.

TV and print is where media agencies make margin, are remunerated the most, so that is where they will look to drive tougher deals".

To a large extent Mr Obama has tried to avoid such errands himself, by placing strict limits on the intervention in Libya and surge in Afghanistan, and by ignoring his more liberal supporters who would've preferred him to drive tougher (perhaps impossible) bargains on health care, taxes and the budget.But a liberal pragmatist like Mr Obama need not give up on ideological goals entirely.

Also I am playing a driven, tough, difficult character for a new TV series called "Jane By Design" for ABC Family which is a completely different role for me.

Learning to drive is tough for many teenagers, but tougher for those with an attention disorder or learning disability — and for their parents.

Palestinian officials said they would drive a tough bargain in exchange for extending the talks.

Analysts expected Mr. Bradway, who spent most of his career as an investment banker at Morgan Stanley, to drive a tough bargain.

In the longer term, the NHS may pay a significant price for his cuts to public health spending and failure to drive through tough action on the causes of obesity and alcohol abuse.

On your visit to Kalispell remember you will need to drive something tough, so how about the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado?