Sentence examples for tough version from inspiring English sources
Kokpar, known as buzkashi in Afghanistan, is a tough version of that gentlemanly game, polo.
The above example is the tough version, sent to honor-roll students whose grades plummeted to Ds and Fs.
But he will accept the "tough" version the U.S. would buy: One more time, just promise one more time.
"The more tough version has broad Republican support," Mr. Goodlatte said, "but it's not going to get the 290 votes needed".
Mr. Bazan sprinkled a handful of old Pedro the Lion songs into his set, including a tough version of "Big Trucks," a parable about compassion that was one of the band's first singles.
"His oath that his enemies would be 'fried, sliced and diced in hell for the remainder of history' showed that these kings played a very tough version of family politics," Fletcher recounts.
JPMorgan's loss has rightly revived calls for a much tougher version of the Volcker Rule.
The motion was revised from a tougher version to ward off potential legal challenges.
According to the government, the new, tougher, version of LEVELS "was never released by S. & P".
Mr. Lehne led a successful rebellion to derail a tougher version of the takeover code two years ago.
Mr. Calderón had proposed a tougher version that would have jailed people who repeatedly failed to follow through with treatment.
