Sentence examples for tough foes from inspiring English sources

This is the second major Russian offensive against the separatists in the city and, though vastly outnumbered, the rebels have proved to be tough foes, fighting from fortified positions in the city.

Neither man has ever been a big finisher, and both are tough foes, so expect this one to go the distance, with Evans scoring a close decision.

Angels pitcher Cesar Ramos' wife Melanie has beaten tough foe: Cancer.

The situation has considerably improved since WWII and in recent years, yet discrimination is a "tough foe" and it takes a lot of effort to deal with it.

These super-tough foes spawn randomly in the world and are a one-shot deal – if you die they'll disappear forever.

His toughest foes spoke of his integrity and graciousness.

There's nothing else to do against certain tougher foes, all of which are clearly designed with VATs in mind.

Once it moves to its regular home on Thursday evenings, "Push, Nevada" will face much tougher foes.

The Yorktown's toughest foes, he said, were also suicide-bombers.South Carolina is home to many soldiers, serving and retired.

Maddux raised his career record against the Cardinals, one of his toughest foes, to 19-16 with a 2.56 earned run average.

But it also indicates that both Mr. Davis and Mr. Peterson, while not as well know as Ms. Reno, would probably be tougher foes for Mr. Bush.