Sentence examples for tough moving from inspiring English sources

"Ivan Dixon and Abbey Lincoln give tough, moving performances as a couple making their way in a white world without apologies to anyone," he wrote.

Another big thing I learned was that it can be really fucking tough moving.

I know in my life, my karma is, 'If you don't like it, tough, move on.' And I move on.

The first step will be the toughest: moving up to tees that correspond with the actual distance average golfers hit their tee shot; not how far they think they hit it, how far they would like to hit it or how far they hit their Sunday best on a downhill hole with a big tailwind.

• Tougher moves to crack down on tobacco smuggling, including new scanners at airports and higher fines.

It is a tough move for parents.

"Thank goodness that we let Mike handle all of those tough moves," Ryan said.

But domestic politics may make any tough move against militants on the border difficult.

But Mr. Obama's latest tough moves leave rulers unclear about the president's true intentions, he said.

Each time they nailed a tough move or stuck a landing, the fans cheered so loud that they shook the arena.

Gore, on the other hand, is a micromanager, afraid to make tough moves that might be criticized by journalists and other politicians.