Sentence examples for tough marking from inspiring English sources

He is known for his fierce analysis and tough marking on Strictly Come Dancing.

Jürgen Pieper, an analyst at Metzler Bank in Frankfurt, said automakers' sales next year in core markets would recover from this year's slump but that the environment will remain tough, marked by high development costs for next-generation electric and hybrid engines and for expansion in emerging markets.

The difficulties he encountered were natural for a player who has had to adapt to the much tougher marking in Europe than he was used to in Brazil.

Meanwhile JJ Jegede leapt to a personal best of 8.04m in the long jump to beat a decent field, but his place in the team is dependent on him reaching the tough mark of 8.15m by 27 February.

Wash the scuff marked floor with a mild detergent solution, so that you know exactly what and where the tough marks are.

Batshuayi is dynamic, well-rounded, tough to mark – and, most importantly, in scoring form.

Displaying character and fighting through a tough situation marks the response teams want facing challenges but, Hrudey said, "when it turns into frustration, you have to be a little bit worried," and it will be the job of Penguins coach Michel Terrien to get the Pens back on track.

Jay Leno takes on tougher marks.

Despite six world and 10 European championship medals, the Olympics always proved a tougher mark.

But the World Championship 10,000m A standard is 27:40.00 which is probably even a tougher mark than is the case with the marathon.

Apply a moderate amount of pressure and increase as tougher marks require.