Sentence examples for tough hours from inspiring English sources

And it doesn't come with the pay cheque of other high-pressured jobs with tough hours.

During those tough hours I had the feeling that we were transmitting only to ourselves in Doha.

After several tough hours, I was past the most technical section of the climb, on some big, open ice blocks.

Millions of hot, tough hours of manual work have gone into terracing and training these great hills of schist into vineyards.

"We played four very tough hours and we were 2-1 down," said Bolelli.

Of course, if you do make it, you'll find life equally tough, hours almost as long, students even more demanding, and pressure to ?produce the goods?

They bicker, jokingly, over work — who has the larger office, the tougher hours, the more complex job.

So it's really been great for us to be in that 9 30 slot, even though it's one of the toughest hours on TV.

"As Queensland faces its toughest hour, the cabinet will meet to immediately begin the significant rebuilding process," she said.

"Europe faces one of its toughest, perhaps the toughest hour since the Second World War," Ms Merkel told her supporters, "if the euro fails, then Europe fails.

So while the national debt remains troublingly high, Mr. Buffett says, "this isn't the country's toughest hour by a large margin".