Sentence examples for tough army from inspiring English sources

Even after she marries a tough Army officer, John Frank Robert Walker Branchaudd), Foster won't let go even to the point of violence.

Eileen Brennan, a smoky-voiced actress who had worked in show business for more than 20 years before gaining her widest attention as a gleefully tough Army captain in both the film and television versions of "Private Benjamin," died on Sunday at her home in Burbank, Calif.

This generation's version of GI Joe isn't a buff, rough, and tough army soldier it's a meek, visually-impaired computer specialist.

It is the most populous state in the region, with the toughest army.

So they fought and were somehow victorious against the toughest armies in the world.

"Sure," he replies, without much conviction in his voice.  .

The tough Syrian army has been deployed in many urban areas.

Then he named the chief military prosecutor, a tough-minded army general, as justice minister, confounding human-rights groups who say the general willfully ignored torture by soldiers who acted as police officers.

Still, domestic politics has forced President Bill Clinton to stick with prohibition, and to name Barry McCaffrey, a tough-sounding army general, as the leader of his drugs policy.One troublesome aspect of the drugs war has been the annual "decertification" of countries deemed unco-operative.

A tough ex-army general, Mr Bakhit was viewed as incapable of enacting needed reforms and his time in office had been tainted by charges of corruption.

The government is dominated by the Dinka, the biggest group in southern Sudan, and some of the toughest rebel armies are commanded by members of the Nuer, a historic rival.