Sentence examples for for tough work from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Moss showed Mr. Raymer's work to a reporter, he said, "Doesn't it just put you right in the construction site, and there's dust all over and everyone is wearing hard hats?" DO tough times call for tough work?
Much of that he puts down to his training regime – he's replaced one addiction with another, swapping massive booze benders for tough work outs ("I can lift over 780lbs with my legs," he tells me, as I sweat at the thought of just transcribing our chat), training at Shaun Smith's Muscle House Gym, as well as relying on a raw form of faith he has ("But I don't go on about it, you know?").
Much of that he puts down to his training regime he's replaced one addiction with another, swapping massive booze benders for tough work outs ("I can lift over 780 pounds with my legs," he tells me, as I sweat at the thought of just transcribing our chat), training at Shaun Smith's Muscle House Gym, as well as relying on a raw form of faith he has ("But I don't go on about it, you know?").
Mr. Bush has defended his call for tougher work requirements, saying they would help welfare recipients share in the success of millions of Americans who have become self-sufficient in the last six years.
My liberal heart was bleeding at the thought of minimum wage for this tough work — some (not all) of these workstations are as unpleasant as any I've seen — but the plant is unionized.
The occupational health services had generally offered good support and the informants felt that they had received understanding for their tough work situation and symptoms of ill health.
For them, Cash stood for hard work, tough times, resilience, and honesty.
Until we do, we're going to keep crying out for someone else to take care of us, for somebody else to do the tough work for us," said Broze, who advocates for what he calls DIY governance, which means he supports community farms, Bitcoin commerce, and radical communes.
"for the mother, tough work will give her and the child problems, so you give her light work so that she can have a good life… bringing flour and fetching fire wood are some of the jobs that we help them [with] when they are pregnant" (FGD 2, P8).
"This was tough work for me, but I was ready for it," said Klitschko, who earned $1.2 million for the fight while Mercer received $650,000.
