Sentence examples for tough eating from inspiring English sources
Over mixed muffins are tough eating.
Sample euphemism: "Where'd you get that beauty scar, tough guy — eating pineapple?" Last year, Peter Jackson took the DVD form to dizzying aesthetic (and commercial) heights with his four-disk "special extended" edition of "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" (New Line Home Video).
Mining humor out of Missouri Senate hopeful Todd Akin's barrage of claptrap is tougher than eating frozen jerky in a rowboat on the eyewall of Hurricane Isaac.
"They are tough to eat for quantity," Mr. Jarvis said.
They are a little tough to eat raw but are delicious lightly sautéed.
But chuck generally speaking is too tough to eat without braising.
And anything in between gives you fish-flavored rubber bands too tough to eat.
Perhaps this is because they are too tough to eat, or because we rarely see them fresh.
It should be almost done, but too tough to eat when you mix it with the sauce.
Cockfighting roosters, which are bred for ferocity, swiftness and stamina, are too evil-tempered to be adopted as pets and too tough to eat.
"There's not much that can stand up to one except maybe for a gator, and even they find them too tough to eat".
