Sentence examples for tough walking from inspiring English sources
A vast plateau, Kinder is tough walking country, especially in winter.
It was tough walking, but stunning even in a thick drizzle.
He told the BBC's Claire Brennan: "Right now I literally cannot go anywhere in a car... and it's very tough walking in waist-deep snow".
After six hours of very tough walking, we approached a dirt track, which ran through the forest, we heard gun shots and it sounded very close.
He mimicked a slow, tough walk.
"I know the golfers haven't walked through as much mud as the poor spectators have, but it's a tough walk out there," Cink said.
Well over 600,000 Hindu pilgrims follow a yatra, a tough walk over several days to a cave containing a phallus-shaped piece of ice, or lingam.
The tallest, at 200m, is more than three times higher than the Niagara Falls and lies in a remote part of Scotland's north-west Highlands which is reached only on foot – and it's a tough walk, too.
Brett Gardner replaced Damon on Friday, and although he worked a tough walk that led to a run off Jonathan Papelbon in the ninth, he has just five days in the major leagues.
Mr. Tacon will say only that it is in Wollemi National Park and an extraordinarily tough walk from a drop off point at a place called Colo Heights in the Blue Mountains.
But if you're in it for other reasons, it's a pretty tough walk, actually.
