Sentence examples for tough group of from inspiring English sources

It was one extremely tough group of senior citizens.

Against a tough group of competitors, he was a fast-closing third.

Peter Russo also returns home, to face a tough group of constituents and friends he grew up with, who are upset with the closing of their shipyard.

"This  is a tough group of men and they've left  everything out there tonight, and the whole country should be proud of  them".

"You get to be a superstar by doing what she did, which is going before a tough group of potential critics".

Now I haven't been to business school, but even for a topnotch M.B.A. or genius C.E.O. that seems like a tough group of desires to harmonize into a successful negotiating strategy.

United, who in 2006 beat Celtic 3-2 at Old Trafford before losing the return 1-0, will also play Villarreal from Spain and Aalborg of Denmark in Group E. Meanwhile Liverpool's reward for scraping through against Standard Liège in extra time was the toughest group of all the English sides, with PSV Eindhoven, Marseille and Fernando Torres' former club Atletico Madrid joining them in Group D.

They are now the toughest group of fighters in the Middle East.

They're the toughest group of players I've worked with mentally and physically.

This was preceded by the 1987 piece "Newark (Niweweorce)," from what Brown calls the "valiant series," a tougher group of dances that she made in the eighties.

However, if sitting rock bottom of the A-League with a third of the season gone was not painful enough, now being placed in what could be the toughest group of all eight adds another challenge to an already stressful season for the Reds.