Sentence examples for makes them tough from inspiring English sources

Toasting makes them tough and alters the whole structure.

"What makes them tough is they hit, they pitch, they run, they steal, they play defense, good bullpen, good closer, good manager," Derek Jeter said.

By the time Saturday's final game kicks off that remote chance may have already disappeared but the sheer bulk of Yoann Maestri, Alexandre Flanquart, Romain Taofifénua, Uini Atonio and Mathieu Bastareaud, among others, makes them tough noix to crack.

As Anjum Amand points out in Indian Every Day, there's some controversy over when to add salt when cooking pulses – old wives claim that to do so too early makes them tough, but as Madhur Jaffrey admits, "although I follow [this] instinctively … I have seen it proved wrong time and time again".

Firstly, the buggers can fly, which makes them tough to woo/catch.

Do not overcook the shrimp it makes them tough with no flavor.

As these hybrids are mixed, the components spontaneously segregate themselves to form a repeated pattern of alternating blocks or layers, an arrangement that typically makes them tougher.

Some psychologists have said that it may occur because people assume blacks have faced more hardship, which makes them tougher.

But they make them tough in Worksop.

A Rangers victory in regulation would make them tough to catch.

Fox told them he would make them tough, smart and the league's best-conditioned team.