Sentence examples for though tough from inspiring English sources

The opposition will come though, tough, silent and sustained, from Whitehall.

Later Mongolian steppe ponies, though tough and tractable, were probably considerably smaller.

Really, though, Tough Mudder has only two big competitors: Warrior Dash and Spartan Race — together, they are sometimes described as "the Big Three".

By contrast, Mr Arpaio's counterpart in Pima County, Clarence Dupnik, though tough as nails, is seen as even-handed in his law enforcement, which makes him a lefty on Arizona's spectrum.The career of Russell Pearce is another example.

Grilled baby octopus, though tough, was somewhat redeemed by its arugula salad and lemony vinaigrette.

What she has given us is good, though: tough, thorny, bloodyminded.

Getting people to admit it, though, is tough.

Though tougher than she looks, she has a frumpy image.

No, they were never banned, though tougher rules were introduced in the wake of the financial crisis.

THE mining boom-state of Western Australia has bred some of Australia's toughest tycoons, though few as tough as Gina Rinehart.

For Oregon, though, the toughest part of its Pacific-12 schedule remains.