Sentence examples for tough storms from inspiring English sources

Asked about the City Hall view that residents should bear the consequences of their decisions to tough storms out, Mr. O'Neill winced.

We've weathered tough storms and scary moments.

"It was a tough storm," he said.

"We're dealing with a marketplace tied to the financial and international markets, and we're going to have to ride through a tough storm," said Michael W. Freimuth, director of the Stamford's office of economic development.

Leaving the neighbourhood street toughs, Storm graduated to the Bandidos, a biker gang, and enjoyed much violence, casual sex and drugs.

It's very tough to watch your city get hit by such a bad storm and not be there to help.

He said the last two winters have been especially tough, as storm winds made direct hits on the two miles of beach.

The battery-operated Tough Brite Storm Tracker (shown on the ladder) incorporates a radio, a television and a lantern; $59.99 at the Home Depot, homedepot.com or (866) 875-5488 for store locations.

Many of the world's largest economies may be weathering the toughest recessionary storms in living memory, but for those at the top there has rarely been an easier time to join the billionaires' club.

Again, there is an intriguing contrast between Maguire and Smith: one a no-nonsense bruiser from the tough Melbourne Storm school; the other more of a rugby league romantic who, while acknowledging the need to adopt some of the defensive techniques in which Wigan excel, would far rather rugby league's law-makers could find some way to drum wrestling out of the game.

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