Sentence examples for tough connecting from inspiring English sources

It's tough connecting with people here because they have different aims to you.

1. Pick over the livers to cut away and discard any tough connecting membranes or dark spots.

More expensive cuts of meat – such as beef steak, lamb chops, pork fillet or chicken breast – tend not to have much of the tough connecting fibre, so you can cook them quickly.

Hot and fast More expensive cuts of meat – such as beef steak, lamb chops, pork fillet or chicken breast – tend not to have much of the tough connecting fibre, so you can cook them quickly.

More expensive cuts of meat – such as beef steak, lamb chops, pork fillet or chicken breast – tend not to have much of the tough connecting fibre, so you can cook them quickly.

But in general, charities have had a tough time connecting.

The Options: Oh Baby has had a tough time connecting with a national retailer.

"Our category as a whole has a tough time connecting with consumers," said Liz McCarthy, senior vice president for corporate communications at New York Life, invoking "an adage in our business" that life insurance "is sold, and not bought".

Having a tough time connecting?

Mayweather has had a tougher time connecting on punches against southpaws, landing less than 41percentt of his total punches, power punches and jabs in his last three fights against them.

With no discernible tune, and atonal strings alternately scraping and swarming around her voice, Family is so lost in its own personal misery that it is tough to connect with – although perhaps that's the point: it represents that album's emotional nadir, after which things start to look up a little.