Sentence examples similar to tough drop from inspiring English sources

The net droops in the middle, making it tough to drop in low shots.

Johnson said it had been a tough decision dropping Taylor to the bench but said the Saracens player had the ability to cover a number of positions in the backline.

I wanted to be a punk at 16, but I was not tough enough to drop out from Melbourne Boys High.

Watching on, the club president, Lovett-Murray's uncle Michael Bell (he calls him "Uncle Mookeye") tells me Heywood made the tough decision to drop back to district footy in order to remain competitive and retain the juniors.

It's a tough time world, drop in and set a spell.

Janell, also 17, watched former classmates from her tough Washington Heights neighborhood drop out of school and go to jail.

Liberals have grown frustrated by some of his actions, like the decision this month to drop tougher air-quality standards.

The 2008 team was steeled by a tough schedule, by dropping regular-season matchups against Duke, North Carolina and North Carolina State by a total of 11 points.

He made his first tough decisions this year, dropping Muhammad Fahim, the defense minister, as his running mate and removing Ismail Khan as governor of Herat.

They might add some tougher math questions, drop the section on analogies, even include an essay; they are scheduled to consider the changes in June.

Tough guy Brown dropped a heavy hint that he wanted to reclassify cannabis as class B, regardless of what the advisers recommended.