Sentence examples for tough record from inspiring English sources

He built his 2007 presidential campaign around his tough record (and inflammatory words) as interior minister.

It was truly amazing and it was tough record to break".

A Tough Record to Catch Buccaneers cornerback Ronde Barber managed to turn three potential turnovers against the Titans into none.

Scott sang at the funeral, overwhelming Seymour Stein, the legendarily tough record executive, which led to the album "All the Way".

In debates with Sanders, she cites her tough record on Wall Street, but her Senate bills, like one curbing executive pay, went nowhere.

Two no-nonsense realists — a tough record producer (Brad Garrett and Douglass's roughneck father, Pat James Gandolfinii, wonderful as ever), a first-generation Italian immigrant — lecture him about how success comes through "10 percent inspiration and 90 percent perspiration".

It's pretty cool to be a part of a record, especially being able to set one with this organization, which has some pretty tough records to beat," said Edmonton's Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, after the Oilers recorded a team-record 56 shots on goal while attempting an astounding 85 shots.

But Suzuki's career-best hitting streak is 27 games, and he has called DiMaggio's mark the toughest record to break.

Whatever the goal, the message of the militant takeover of the gas complex, in a country that has perhaps the world's toughest record for dealing with terrorists, seemed clear, at least to Algerian officials: the Islamist ministate in northern Mali, now under assault by French and Malian forces, has given a new boost to transnational terrorism.

According to associates of Mr. Stone, he was originally lukewarm on the Gershwin Theater for "Wicked" because he was concerned it was too big — with 1,933 seats, it's the largest on Broadway — and because other shows have had a tough track record there.

To frame the cynical transfer of irretrievable private losses on to the shoulders of taxpayers as an exercise in "tough love", record austerity was imposed on Greece, whose national income, in turn – from which new and old debts had to be repaid – diminished by more than a quarter.