Sentence examples for tough passage from inspiring English sources

One MP predicted that the law would face a tough passage through parliament.

Food and wine are often an important part of the experience, something literally to chew on while chewing over a tough passage.

The bill is expected to face a tough passage through the Lords and Dear claims the vote is "too close to call".

Spencer endured a tough passage at times aboard Fame And Glory and described it as "an interesting race", adding that the horse seemed to be fine after the contest.

With most Republicans and many Democrats from coal and heavy-industry states hostile to it, and those Republicans who have previously supported caps sitting on the fence, the bill will have a tough passage.The third step towards emissions cuts came from the EPA.

It is expected to face a tough passage through the Lords - crossbench peer and former West Midlands chief constable Lord Dear has tabled an amendment to refuse it a second reading - which if passed would effectively kill the bill.

After hurling himself at two concert pieces, and cruising smoothly through some tough passages, he made an unusual campaign promise.

I dug into apologetics and the "5,000 answers to tough passages in Scripture" with the same fervor I dug into analytical problems in the lab.

The No 15 seed, Gilles Simon, had a tougher passage against his French compatriot, Edouard Roger-Vasselin, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 7-6.

You could probably say that using early petrol, he might have had a tougher passage from his draw than Australia, but on the day we were beaten fair and square.

Papa Emeritus III swung a metal incense ball to the driving, threatening beat and tough guitar passages on "Con Clavi Con Dio".