Sentence examples for tough wave of from inspiring English sources

His wife was not thrilled with the idea of his running for re-election to begin with -- "she and I had talked about other opportunities," Mr. Leach said -- and his 15-year-old daughter was dismayed by the tough wave of negative advertising that came his way, though he said he had tried to warn her.

The result may have little in common with the deep jazz of St Germain's Sentimental Mood but it is an excellent example of the second, tougher wave of French touch productions that emerged at the end of the 90s, along with the likes of the Buffalo Bunch and Archigram, who notably sampled the Stooges' I Wanna Be Your Dog on Doggystyle.

DACHER KELTNER It's just such an inspiring story of somebody who can't swim, and now teaching kids how to swerve tough waves in South Africa.

Mr Medvedev met journalists to pledge tough measures, riding the wave of public anger.

Alabama's Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act of 2011 was perhaps the strictest of a wave of tough, anti-illegal-immigration bills passed in the South and West.

A meeting with the six nation (E3+3) group and Iran on Thursday in Geneva, and failing any clear progress by December, a new wave of tough sanctions.

The prosecution of the medical workers had become a symbol of the government's tough response to a wave of protests in the spring and had attracted negative international attention.

LONDON — The European Union on Tuesday overcame months of misgivings to impose a wave of tough new economic sanctions on Russia, including an arms embargo and limits on access to European capital markets for Russian state-owned banks.

That means the legislative debate over the task force's recommendations will come just as the Legislature wrestles with yet another tidal wave of tough choices even it cannot shift to others.

Look, as a mayor of any city, it's tough to ride the wave of political office and not get pulled down by the sort of politics that blocked real change in Ferguson, even amid global headlines and an uprising.

Calling the night of chaotic bloodshed a "coup attempt" by leaders of the crowd--opponents of President Levon A. Ter-Petrosyan--Interior Minister Vanik Siradegian said police had been forced to get tough to stop the "wave of violence" sweeping Yerevan, the Armenian capital, in a bloody postscript to the weekend's elections.