Sentence examples for tough bit from inspiring English sources

The tough bit, governing with this parliament, begins now.

And I can appreciate that because I'm in the second tough bit now, you know, where you're losing power.

TAKING a break from the gloom and crossness of Westminster, Bagehot headed a couple of miles south to a tough bit of Stockwell last week.

After adding water and a pod pre-filled with ground coffee, the only tough bit in operating this device was to decide whether to press the button for one cup or two.

The tough bit is getting the requisite amount of drilling mud far enough down the well.To do this, BP has been replumbing and rewiring the blowout preventer, paying particular attention to its choke pipe and the kill pipe.

They always look a bit scared – like they've accidentally ended up in the tough bit of town – when they're in front of some workers in a treacle factory in a gritty part of the country that they're not that familiar with.

This may be a dead-end town for some, but Lorde never condescends to it or romanticizes the tough bits.

You're born at, I think 18, and you get to live till you're 50, so you cut out the tough bits.

They mostly did make it - but they either threw it away or lacked something to get them through the tough bits.

Jennifer McClellan, a Democratic state legislator for some tough bits of Richmond, makes a related point: the single mothers she represents know that life is "complicated", and want politicians who recognise that too.

Through a sieve (or you may want to leave the tough bits in from the pomegranate for exfoliation properties) pour the blended pomegranate to your infused water and honey solution.