Sentence examples for of tough working from inspiring English sources

Both are veterans of tough working ranches miles from anywhere in Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Illinois where cattle are herded - sometimes 1,000 at a time - out to summer grazing or for market, not for the tourists.

George Bellows, Men of the Docks, 1912 Already in 1912, the skyline of Manhattan is a sublime vista of cubistic skyscrapers, in this smoky painting of tough working life in a city of unforgiving modernity.

Nicknames abound and there's an atmosphere of camaraderie, based partly, I would imagine, on the sharing of tough working conditions: pulling night hours outside in all weathers, getting doused by fish water, digging one's hands into ice.

There is a lot of tough work ahead.

Taylor said: "There is still a lot of work to do – four or five weeks of tough work on little failures in the equipment that have come from the water damage".

It's going to be tough working outside of jai alai".

The rarefied culture and tough working climate of Parliament has apparently dissuaded some women from going into national politics, presenting Prime Minister Tony Blair's image-conscious, modernizing Labor Party with a vexing problem.

It honors the women she calls "the original feminists, some of the toughest working mothers you could meet".

He had a lot of tough guys working for him: Big George, Big Sam, Boxcar, whose real name was Woodrow Wilson Boxcar Johnson Jr.

Certain characteristic Hawksian themes occur in the film, most notably the notion of tough professionals working together on a joint enterprise, the presence of a strong-minded woman holding her own in male company, and underlying hints of homoeroticism.

Add the sonic screwdriver and a pair of tough looking work boots - doc martens could do the job, just make sure you don't get the 'smooth' pair.