Sentence examples for tough box from inspiring English sources

They are also finishing an improved license plate design, in the form of a tough box roughly the size and shape of a smartphone that packages together an LED license plate with a standard aircraft location beacon and a battery.

You have, at one point or another, thrown a tablecloth or blanket over a tough box and used it as a piece of furniture.

Among the exceptions in a tough box-office week: "Misery" and "China Doll," starring Bruce Willis and Al Pacino.

Executives at Universal Pictures are also said to regret their decision to release it so soon after last year's Oscar-winning Million Dollar Baby, another tough boxing film.

But immediately before them, he won an Oscar for directing Million Dollar Baby, a bold movie in which he plays a tough boxing promoter, divorced, deserted by his wife, cut off from his daughter and reluctantly undertaking to train a working-class girl eager to have a career in the ring.

As for the new boys, they face a tough Boxing Day.

It's one of the toughest boxing movies ever, and Bogart is superb as a down-at-heels journalist who gets mixed up with a shady promoter until his conscience can take no more.

For tougher boxes with stronger adhesive bonds, you may need to lever with a scissor/knife blade, a metal ruler or similar object.

Mr. Romney is in an especially tough political box.

The mandolinist Catherine Russell, who sang a tough, soulful "Box of Rain," was the closest thing to a lead vocalist, followed in importance by Ms. McBain, Teresa Williams and Amy Helm (daughter of Levon).

As usual, Google's (and Microsoft's and Apple's) competitors will say that this move validates their model and that they welcome a new competitor, but at the end of the day, Google's entry is only making life tougher (too tough?) for Box, Dropbox and all the other cloud storage startups.