Sentence examples for stiff work from inspiring English sources

In short, pretty stiff work for a sick man on an overcast and chilly day.

There were concerns that the program, which emphasizes original source documents as an alternative to textbooks, would be stiff work for the students, many of whom were English-language learners from low-income families.

Iceland just missed out on a World Cup finals place after losing in the play-offs and seemed ideal opponents to provide Wales with a good, stiff work-out.

Earlier this summer, Santorum said Republicans look like the party of plutocrats, stiffing working people and the poor.

When the dough is too stiff to work with the spoon, knead until it is smooth and shiny, about eight to 10 minutes.

Couch cushions and other rigid or stiff pillows work best for walls.

You don't want to do that in heels or stiff leather work shoes.

Don't use too much hairspray, or it might make your hair too stiff to work with.

If the dough is too dry or stiff to work with, you can add a little amount of water to it until it becomes pliable.

Trump explained shortly after the November debate that he intended to stiff the working poor because business was more important to him.

This type of netting is stiff but works very well especially for covering yard waste and construction debris.