Sentence examples for put tough from inspiring English sources

"When the other team put tough guys on the ice, they'd put skill guys out.

"They're going to battle me and put tough at-bats together," Washburn said.

Diamond told the inquiry she put tough questions to Murdoch when she interviewed him in the 1980s.

Louise Casey, the victim's commissioner, who was once Blair's "anti-yob tsar" said she was heartened by proposals that put tough enforcement action against perpetrators at the centre.

Mr. Wilson, a Republican, was re-elected on the back of Proposition 187, which put tough restrictions on services for illegal immigrants and their children.

But Ms. Miller, 56, who grew up in a Texas household surrounded by hunting rifles, thinks it is time to put tough restrictions on gun owners.

The officials say this is the time to try to put tougher sanctions against Tehran into place.

When UBS and Credit Suisse, the other big Swiss bank, recover from this crisis it will put tougher controls and higher capital charges on high-rolling investment banking.

Since Saidani-Scott's early troubles, European countries have put tougher laws in place against gender and ethnic discrimination in education and employment.

The legislation put tougher restrictions on protests at military funerals, countering a 2011 Supreme Court ruling that found that Westboro's efforts were protected by the First Amendment.

With a righteous introduction from MC Smokes, this mesmeric live performance puts tough rhythms and sonorous keyboards to the fore, alongside the exhortations of the Tyson brothers.