Sentence examples for got very tough from inspiring English sources

"So I actually got very tough," she said.

He kept our morale up when things got very tough on the mountain, as they eventually did when one of our most popular climbers was killed.

Things might have got very tough if his wife, the poet Alice Oswald, had not won the £10,000 TS Eliot prize for her poem Dart, inspired by the river close to the couple's Devon home.

Believe me, it got very tough.

In the movie, she got very tough and pissed off when she was hurt and disappointed.

"During the economic downturn in the late 1980s, times got very tough for my business, and I chose the honorable path of dealing head-on with the money I owed," Righeimer said in a prepared statement.

He told the crowd, "we better get very tough, folks".

But boy we are living in a time we better get very tough, folks.

Trump added: "But boy, we are living in a time -- we better get very tough, folks.

But boy we are living in a time — we better get very tough, folks.

"Physically and psychologically, the job is getting very tough," a Western aid worker said.