Sentence examples for tough beginnings from inspiring English sources
TOUGH beginnings often make things easier later on.
Berra, who knows a little something about coming up from tough beginnings, said he liked Gainey's style.
In his victory speech, Rees described his tough beginnings, where he said he was a rare brown face.
In his victory speech Rees described his tough beginnings, where he said he was a rare "brown" face on a Bristol housing estate.
This year's runaway success (so far) is The Life of Lee by Lee Evans Michael Josephh, £20), which charts this mimetic comic's tough beginnings, from sink-estate upbringing to first paid gig.
Tough beginnings Yet, despite the benefits, not everyone was happy when Life Skills classes were first introduced in Armenia.
Her beginnings were tough.
Beginnings are always difficult: even the most tough-minded writer finds it hard to avoid portentousness.
These dodgy beginnings, the Harvard connection, the roots in social media, and Tough Mudder's explosive growth lead to an inevitable analogy: Dean is frequently described as the Mark Zuckerberg of obstacle racing.
Bill Adler, the author of the biography "Tougher Than Leather: The Rise of Run-DMC," knew Jam Master Jay from the beginnings of the group's career.
