Sentence examples for tough bad from inspiring English sources

Her various dietary problems make travelling tough, bad news for a musician.

16th over: Pakistan 132-3 (UmAkmalmal 19, Latif 13) Michael Clarke bowling his slingy left-arm slow things and Latif smacks his fourth ball over midwicket for an enormous six, down on one knee, and he looks like a rough tough bad man under that helmet.

Ferdinand, who said he did not carry a knife when he was teenager but was "around people that probably did for whatever reason", said children were wrong if they thought they needed to carry a knife for safety or to be a "big, bad tough guy".

I find it ironic when the big, bad, tough guy music labels go after small-fry music sharing sites like imeem and then they jump into bed with them a couple months later.

When I was in highschool, I displayed a rough, tough, bad-girl facade while on the inside dwelt a shy, timid, and meek young woman.

Shouldn't he be tougher with bad guys abroad?

"But I agree that the next mayor has to be a little tougher with bad police.

That will help to offset the lay-offs and bankruptcies that are likely if the government gets tougher on bad loans.

New legislation has restricted even peaceful protest; the police have got tougher on bad behaviour; and figures released by the Home Office this week show that animal experiments have reached their highest level in 14 years.

Joan Jett managed to have hits without destroying her punky credibility, and since the 1970's she has held on to her reputation as the leather-clad, guitar-slinging, tough-talking bad girl who still loves three-chord rock 'n' roll.

But Stannis is famous for toughing out bad situations his legendary stubbornness, displayed at the famous siege of Storm's End, is practically his defining trait.