Sentence examples for tough version of from inspiring English sources

Kokpar, known as buzkashi in Afghanistan, is a tough version of that gentlemanly game, polo.

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.

But the likelihood that the legislation will include a relatively tough version of the Volcker Rule on proprietary trading shows how the climate has grown more difficult over the last few months for Wall Street, banks and their lobbyists.

His sloppy report came up with one good idea that newspapers should be encouraged to join a tough version of the PCC in exchange for some relief from Britain's stringent libel laws and several bad ones, notably giving a big role to the state-backed TV regulator.

JPMorgan's loss has rightly revived calls for a much tougher version of the Volcker Rule.

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.

Where Strayed's book tended to wander into self-pity, Hornby presents a much tougher version of the character.

Senator John McCain won a tough primary by creating yet another new, tougher version of himself, who promised to complete the danged fence.

Christopher Dodd, a Democrat now facing a tough re-election fight in Connecticut, is trying to steer a somewhat tougher version of Ms. Maloney's bill through the Senate.