Sentence examples for tough handles from inspiring English sources

Rangers coach Joe Crozier commented on him, saying "He's come a long way this year ... He's strong, tough, handles the puck well and has tremendous hockey sense".

"LaBarrie, tough handle there," the Nice Bill said.

He's as physically tough, handling the dings and bruises, as anybody in the history of the game".

But Mr. Putin, whose tough handling of Chechnya was considered an asset in the campaign, gave no signs of altering Russia's military campaign, aides said.

This was seen as a rebuke of his tough handling of the North over the Cheonan.Heavily armed men stormed two mosques in the Pakistani city of Lahore, detonating bombs and killing more than 90 Ahmadis, members of a persecuted Muslim sect.

Most of them were basic individual errors, admittedly in very tough handling conditions.

Reagan cited Coolidge's tough handling of striking Boston police when he fired striking air traffic controllers in 1981.

Some of the issues which may be touched upon during the campaign may be the possibility of widespread inflation, tougher handling of the trades unions, and government policies on racial prejudice (South Africa refused to admit a colored member of the visiting English team in 1968.

"It is tough to handle these situations.

"It's tough to handle the emotions there.

"It was pretty tough to handle, but we didn't run away.