Sentence examples similar to tough lay from inspiring English sources
Byrd did not seem nervous, but he drove his golf ball into a tough lie in the bunker right of the 18th fairway.
That was on the par-4 eighth hole, when he drove into a tough lie in the bunker, and it led to his only bogey.
As the golf season nears the turn, the L.P.G.A. is staring at a tough lie, one that will require all of its skill and ingenuity to negotiate.
Woods hit two balls into the moat surrounding the fourth green, the first with a wedge from a tough lie in the rough, the second from a perfect lie in a drop zone short of the water that ricocheted off the railroad ties.
He had another Monday at No. 13, a 245-yard par 3. Ogilvy was facing his third shot, after having fluffed his second — a chip shot from a tough lie in some TV cable indentations — and left it in the high grass.
After that he threw that hard split and it's tough to lay off.
Mr. Cameron acknowledged in the speech that tough times lay ahead.
"He's a guy that's tough to lay off pitches because he throws a lot of strikes," Robinson Cano said.
At budget time, the message was that the repair job was only half done and tough decisions lay ahead.
But in a news conference after leading the conversation among 47 presidents, prime ministers and senior officials, Mr. Obama acknowledged that tough choices lay ahead on many of the far more politically volatile issues in stopping the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
