Sentence examples for tough reputation from inspiring English sources
You have to provide the next Bill Giles (he of the tough reputation).
Despite her tough reputation, I found her extremely warm and generous.
The state, a place of ranchers and miners, has a tough reputation, but Mr Thomas may be right.
As a result, online drug dealers are more likely to need good customer service skills and a persuasive way with words than muscles and a tough reputation.
Posted by Honolulu Don It's strange that for a city with a "tough" reputation, New York is filled with touchy, sensitive Yankees fans.
On July 30 , 1998 Jessica arrived at Jefferson Correctional Institution, a women's prison with conspicuous gun towers and a tough reputation, located 30 miles east of Tallahassee.
German and British airports have particularly tough reputations.
Despite the dwarves' tough reputations, and Bilbo's expertise in the ignoble art of burglary, their diminutive size always gives them a weirdly childlike air: an air of outraged and unquenchable innocence.
Despite the dwarves' tough reputations, and Bilbo's expertise in the ignoble art of burglary, their diminutive size always gives them a weirdly childlike air in this story: an air of outraged and unquenchable innocence.
"But I think it's undermined by the fact that his administration is much more effective than it's given credit for," he said, pointing to the tough reputations of Pompeo and John Bolton, Trump's national security advisor.
No force has a tougher reputation than the United States Marines.
