Sentence examples for tough to kill from inspiring English sources
"Once they do that, it's tough to kill".
Still in fighting shape at 59, Brigid is one old broad who is tough to kill.
Like a vampire, they're tough to kill; unlike a vampire, they like full sunlight and a wooden stake.
I asked him whether he had feared for the safety of his wife and young son, who were surely not too tough to kill.
It turns out that in real life, Snoopy — or Bella, as the ten-year-old dog is known to its Massachusetts owner — is pretty tough to kill.
That sounds like a flavor too tough to kill, but it too fades over time, and the leaves you picked had undoubtedly seen many moons come and go.
That makes it tougher to kill.
Aliens doesn't do much to keep the series fresh, though it offers up a xenomorph queen, bigger and tougher to kill than the first film's monster.
The excise tax actually has been removed three times, but it has proved a tough bird to kill.
"She said it's going to be 'a long tough road to kill this cancer, but I can walk that road knowing insurance isn't an issue.
The BBC admitted last night that it had been a "tough decision" to kill off long-running Archers character Nigel Pargetter from the 60-year-old radio soap.
