Sentence examples for ride tough from inspiring English sources

They ride tough quarter horses with white diamonds on their foreheads, much as their forebears did in the days of Mr. Caraballo's grandfather Alfredo Hirsch, who founded Las Lilas in 1912.

Most cyclists find the wind is what makes a ride tough, rather than the hills.

Iacocca's strategy was a combination of paring units, consolidating suppliers and riding tough on labor.

Along with the grit and dust from building sites and sandstorms, that makes bike riding tougher on the lungs than the legs.

As a child, he learned to ride a tough horse named Heller.

Here the argument has been, until recently, that such software is even more appealing in a downturn, because it helps companies to ride out tough times.

Insurance analysts said both parties were looking for a way to ride out tough market conditions in the U.S. "Our two companies are a great fit.

But even if BMW has smart currency-hedging policies, it is not publicly traded here and lacks the resources that Mercedes has to ride out tough times.

Smaller businesses, in particular, may be sensitive to concerns about the national debt because they may lack the rainy-day resources and cash reserves that a larger company may have available to ride out tough times, she said.

But he asserted that Avast and AVG have complementary footprints — with AVG doing well in the English-speaking world and Avast in the non-English speaking world — making the pair a good fit to ride out tougher times together.

Holiday said Willingham "rides you tough and he expects a lot out of his quarterback".