Sentence examples for tough war from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be a tough war," Callow said.

Above all, it is fighting a tough war in Afghanistan.And it is a popular club.

The poachers have this stuff, it's a tough war, our side needs to come armed appropriately, too".

"For a lot of people, this is like coming out of a really tough war," Daniel Carlson told me.

But how do you explain that in a few weeks we go from a tough war to a great family reunion.

There was a very tough war there and I can tell you there were many people [Palestinians] who wore explosives belts to kill our soldiers," he said.

Each of the soldiers, from the playful cook, Yaniv (Erez Kahana), to a tough, war-mongering colonel (Sharon Regniano), who pays a surprise visit, is incisively drawn.

But a signatory to the Lancet letter, an HIV researcher called Professor Irwanto, said a tough, war-on-drugs approach had proven to be a global failure.

The grown-ups hug with the awkwardness of people who don't entirely like one another, and the children, one of whom is named Tet, for the historic North Vietnamese offensive that signaled a tougher war than the American government had counted on, haven't a clue what they're cheering about.

It's a change in values that will be a much tougher "war" to win than the one McKibben proposes.

A poll taken in November indicated that 55 percent wanted a tougher war policy, exemplified by the public belief that "it was an error for us to have gotten involved in Vietnam in the first place.