Sentence examples for tough the first from inspiring English sources

"When times are tough, the first thing people cut is eating out," he adds.

This is particularly tough the first morning Lucy wakes up in bed with him.

"It was tough the first few days, because it was something new, and you're dealing with the subway and this and that.

When times get tough, the first group to face cuts are the women, and state and member federations are often called upon to fill the breach.

"Today was difficult, coming out for the warm-up was tough, the first 10 minutes i couldn't steady myself, I was shaking a little bit.

I think this game will give him a lot of trust for the future". "Today was difficult, coming out for the warm up was tough, the first 10 minutes i couldn't steady myself, i was shaking a little bit.

Even though those ballets, which were bookends for the program, are separated by nearly 20 years — the first is tough, the second more silken — they are quintessential Balanchine.

Then the focus will switch to the general election in 2015, which Nigel Farage admits will be very tough: the first-past-the-post system at Westminster makes it very hard for small parties to break through.

When I tell Dean Ryan what Scotland head coach Scott Johnson called him this week - the first word was "tough", the second rhymed with "plastered" - Ryan dissolves into giggles.

We knew it would be tough, the second game in four days away from home is very tough in the Premier League.

And someone asked Rex Ryan what was tougher, the first game as the coach or the first game as a starting quarterback.