Sentence examples for tough after from inspiring English sources

Times are extremely tough, after all.

"But it gets tough after a while".

"He fouls out, and it was tough after that".

Put this way, maybe fractions aren't so tough after all.

The real world can be tough after the rules and guidance of college.

It's tough". After 20 minutes, the Capitals have a 19-11 advantage in hits.

Not so tough after all – but film sets, like wars, involve a lot of waiting around.

Perhaps her next physics lesson won't be so tough after all!

"Survival in the camp was particularly tough after my mother died.

"Marathon runners often tell you that it gets particularly tough after 35km," she said.

"Becoming Leader of the Opposition just after you have lost an election is pretty tough...after any defeat, especially after a long period in office, it takes time to recover.