Sentence examples for tough paper from inspiring English sources
With all wasps, whether the nest is constructed underground or hung from a branch or beam, the beginning is the same – a tough stalk below which is a globular bell of paper covering the egg cells; the opening is below, and the thin, but tough, paper envelope shelters the eggs and grubs from rain or falling sand.
Rushworth must have had a tough paper round, as he looks much more than his 28 years, but he's been a solid performer for a while now, holding the seam up and getting it there or thereabouts – never a bad tactic early and late in the English season.
Construction paper, or another tough paper that doesn't poke a hole when you start writing!
Buy a bottle of liquid glue for the tough papers and a glue stick for those thinner papers.
As it happens, those years also coincided with my adolescence, when I was a member of the Sports Illustrated Book Club and happily devoured now-canonical works like "Semi-Tough," "Paper Lion," "About Three Bricks Shy of a Load," "Instant Replay" and "A Fan's Notes" — not to mention ones that didn't make the list, like Gale Sayers's "I Am Third" and Bernie Parrish's "They Call It a Game".
Admittedly, it was always going to tough on paper for Bay's star-less action film to match its predecessor, with the latter's venerated director, rising lead actor (Bradley Cooper), and a release that coincided with the initial shock over Isis.
The sense of individual progress, developing skill, and the spectacular multimedia rewards at the end of each level of "accomplishment" are tough for paper and ink to compete with by day.
Now get tough construction paper (a color that matches the dress).
Be sure to mask-off with tape and plastic sheeting, or tough butcher paper, on all the surfaces you do not want to smear or smudge with paint.
It makes our division a little tougher on paper".
Later, however, Earn forces the d.j. to tell the same story to the tougher, scarier Paper Boi, along with Darius — to tell it to three black men instead of one black man.
