Sentence examples for tough spin from inspiring English sources
Let's face it, marketing imperialism is a tough spin by today's standards and to many, Australia Day is best enjoyed avoiding the terra nullius in the room.
Contrary to what many believe, it's not something you could compare to a day in the office followed by even the toughest spin class.
WASHINGTON -- Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley (R) signed an immigration bill into law on Thursday that will prohibit transporting or housing undocumented immigrants and require immigrants to carry papers, an even tougher spin-off of Arizona's SB 1070.
It's tough to spin an orgy.
They talk tough and spin tales about street crime and bedroom exploits, but rappers have kindly feelings, too.
McWhinney is all bright, glancing pointework to Dias dos Santos's tough hunkered spins.
Indeed, they say, they are woven into the very fabric of city government, tough threads spun from the mayor's near lock on power, which leaves lawmakers with few ways to wield influence, affect life in their communities or make a name for themselves.
Spin around, spin, spin, spin.
Former Yahoo executive Altberg joined Linden Lab in February this year, and quickly made some tough decisions, axing spin-off projects dio, Versu and Creatorverse.
Scholars well grounded in this regime, like Isaac Casaubon, spun tough, efficient webs of notes around the texts of their books and in their notebooks — hundreds of Casaubon's books survive — and used them to retrieve information about everything from the religion of Greek tragedy to Jewish burial practices.
