Sentence examples for tough rocks from inspiring English sources

If you're a passenger, tough rocks.

But until iOS 5 came along, it was tough rocks if you had motor-control problems.

That's a big "tough rocks" to people who don't have high-speed Internet (yes, they still exist).

If Nokia or Motorola comes up with a brilliant breakthrough, but the carrier doesn't like it, well, tough rocks.

That's just tough rocks for the residents of Denver, Phoenix, Minneapolis, Montana and anywhere else with iffy Cingular coverage.

"Big, tough rock-climbing guys?" She giggled.

But those in the cave had been busy making crude tools from chert, a tough rock.

They range from country ballads ("Lonesome," which sounds like a lost Patsy Cline gem) to gospel-tinged rave-ups ("10 Rocks") and tough rock numbers ("Gotta Be Better").

Most ores, however, are made up of hard, tough rock masses that must be crushed before the valuable minerals can be released.

Tough, rock-hard and almost sinewy, quince is virtually inedible when raw but, with sugar and gentle heat, it can be transformed into a delicacy.

His sound had changed again; in place of the Style Council's slickness was a more organic mix of tough rock, pastoral folk and rootsy soul.