Sentence examples for tough going away from inspiring English sources

For me it's tough going away from that tight-knit group to head back to my club in France.

But it was tough going away to boarding school at 14 years old.

"It was always going to be tough going away to Anfield.

They will definitely be tough games and going away from home now doesn't make it any easier.

"It was tough because Lleyton wasn't going away... the fifth was a dogfight," the 26-year-old said.

We have some tough matches coming up and going away with your mates is part of what it is all about, memories to cherish when your career is over".

It's a little on the messy side, but no more gross than a tough diaper, and it's not going away anytime soon.

"We haven't given them [the supporters] much to cheer about recently so going away to a tough place like the Shed [at Kingsholm] is going to be a good opportunity to put a few wrongs right," added Jones, a former Gloucester captain.

It appears that trainer Wayne Potts has the 11-year-old Maryland-bred No Brakes in top form right now, which was evident in his last race when he rallied from 17 lengths back to win going away in a tough Starter Allowance Race.

"They're too experienced," he said, "they're too good, they're too tough to go away".

"It's tough to go away and nick things but if we do that and continue our home form we'll be alright.