Sentence examples for found tough from inspiring English sources
First Dorries had to knock back a baked spider before moving on to the camel toe, which she found tough to chew but still completed.
Several companies do these very well, and get you to places that you would otherwise have found tough to reach without hiring a car.
President Obama's State of the Union call for every state to require students to stay in school until they turn 18 is Washington's first direct involvement in an issue that many governors and state legislators have found tough to address.
"They were, like, 'When are you ever going to get to Japan?' I was, like, 'Anytime I want!' " Dean describes his decision to found Tough Mudder as a "violent reaction" to business school.
Regulars at the gym have been through intricately choreographed aerobics that many found tough to follow, hard on their feet and difficult to assess as far as results were concerned.
Salter: What have you found toughest?
He got B grades in business and geography but a D in biology, a subject he found tougher.
But the social side of a master's can be something students find tough at first, Withers warns.
That Mr Fujimaki says, would be start of a vicious cycle that Japan may find tough to come out from.
"The thing that I find tough to know is there will, of course, be other cases like this," she said.
