Sentence examples for tough event from inspiring English sources

It's a very tough event to win.

But the heptathlon is a tough event, and I've done it so long.

Everybody agreed that it was a tough event, and they all added that they were stronger for coming through it.

We had a tough event where three of our top teams couldn't complete the regatta for one reason or another.

"This is a serious effort," said Gomes, 27. "You have to assume some risk when you come to such a tough event".

Mr Adams refers to the character of Brooks in "The Shawshank Redemption", who gets released after many years in prison and then hangs himself, to explain how the end of a very tough event can leave a runner feeling unmoored.

That said, these are tough events.

"We, the Iranian nation, have gone through tough events.

Now that times are tough, events in the Far East suggest broader rumblings.

The Chinese progress has been underpinned by huge government support and testing competition in numerous tough events.

"I'm in two very, very tough events and I'm not stupid, I know there are going to be younger girls coming up, everybody's wanting to beat me," added Adlington.