Sentence examples for plenty tough from inspiring English sources

The restaurant's already plenty tough on the ears.

"Laura can be plenty tough, and she can chew him out," Mr. McCleskey said, chuckling.

This race is plenty tough if you've got all your ducks lined up.

"She's plenty tough, tougher than her husband," said Aaron David Miller, who worked on peace negotiations in the Clinton administration.

It was plenty tough for Whitesell — he was 109-106 and idle in March over seven seasons, often reliant on small-town Wisconsin plodders.

Powerline, on the other hand, comes with 56-digit data encryption turned on, which is plenty tough enough to keep out such Internet hitchhikers.

Plenty of tough women populate durable American myths.

Despite his playful remarks, Mr. Gensler delivered plenty of tough talk.

"He's getting plenty of tough questions," said Joe Lockhart, a press secretary for President Bill Clinton.

A review of the press from that period will find plenty of tough journalism and scrutiny.

I've had to make plenty of tough decisions in my political life.