Sentence examples for tough land from inspiring English sources
These intrepid men would "travel by foot across the wild and tough land to collect the ice.
There's a plethora of churches, palaces and mansions provided half a millennium ago by the conquistadors who left this tough land to subjugate continents and then returned to display their wealth.
Other restrictions on offshore fulfilment include tough land-use rules limiting warehouse construction and almost full employment.
Tough Landing for Bon Jovi A Boeing 707 carrying 14 passengers -- members of the band Bon Jovi and their touring staff -- overshot the runway at Hamilton International Airport in Ontario early Saturday, the band's Web site reported.
He stayed in position for a medal throughout, his high-difficulty triple-twist Yurchenko paying off on vault despite a tough landing, his parallel bars score a full half point better than in the team final.
In the ensuing decade, Oregon pioneered tough land-use regulations, curbing industries that relied on forest products and declaring war on suburban sprawl.
The clapping push-up, by its very nature, has a tough landing.
In the late 1990s, to secure food resources, the central leaders introduced the "toughest" land regulatory regime in China and controlled farmland conversion through a number of quotas.
At this early stage, landing customers is tough, but landing the right customers is even tougher, as their willingness to pay on time can be make-or-break.
Though ex-athletes can seem ubiquitous on ESPN, a spot in Bristol can be tough to land for those who aren't already on the network's list.
