Sentence examples similar to this tough phase from inspiring English sources

You already went through the tough phase of realising that it's not all fireworks and cheers.

Just having that confidence or faith--if you want to call it that--will help you ride out the tough phase.

"When I was going through all the tough phases of training I did question whether I could do it anymore and whether I wanted to do it anymore.

Cook argues that scrutiny can only get harder for Trump, while Clinton may have been through the toughest phase.

The next few days will be defining for Adam Yates as the 23-year-old from Bury goes into the toughest phase of the Tour de France holding third place overall behind Chris Froome in the yellow jersey.

Then, 90 days after the well is finally plugged, comes the tougher phase of the three-year program: negotiating with each claimant for the lump sum to cover economic losses from the spill.

"1975–85 was the toughest phase in the business when I constantly thought about going back to America," recalls Jagannathan.

Finally - possibly the toughest phase of all - talks about the transition between full membership now and a totally new relationship in the future.

(Female participant) The midwives and nurses were the best emotional supports for me during the entire time because I was going through the toughest phase of my life.

The midwives and nurses were the best emotional supports for me during the entire time because I was going through the toughest phase of my life.

Second, there has to be a "get tough" phase.