Sentence examples for tough return from inspiring English sources
Kohli, on 68, drove hard and presented a tough return catch but Rashid could not hold on.
— BEN ROTHENBERG Murray responded well from losing a tough return game, holding at 15 to shrink Djokovic's lead to 4-3.
He did not make the squad for Euro 2004 and, after leaving Perugia, took a tough return path to Serie A, through promotion with Palermo.
Prime Minister José Rodríguez Zapatero has said he supports the European Union's tough Return Directive, which would allow illegal migrants to be held for as long as 18 months.
Before his side's victory, Di Matteo insisted Chelsea would have to produce two "perfect" performances to reach their second Champions League Final and, despite having a one-goal advantage to take to Spain, he forsees a tough return leg on Tuesday.
Cast changes lend themselves to shifts in choreography, but basically "tough, the tough" returns intact.
Although Mr Osborne's plans are tough, a return to Wigan pier they are clearly not.
Earnhardt's black Chevrolet thudded into the Turn 4 wall in the final seconds of the Daytona 500 on Feb. 18. Spencer said it will be tough to return.
DURING the Depression, a comedian named Joe Penner slayed audiences with a routine he called "Wanna buy a duck?" Decades later, as tough times return, a marketer is playing up a duck whose pitch is "Wanna buy some insurance?" The duck is the spokescreature for Aflac, formally the American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus.
We must say, it made it a little tough to return to the ol' Wakefield bureau.
