Sentence examples for tough wire from inspiring English sources
A second cell bore the marks of further disturbance – a wide hole torn through the tough wire mesh, and a large circle of broken plaster surrounding the intercom.
The machines, known as CNC routers for computer numerical control, were originally developed for milling by the signmaking industry but are modified by entrepreneurs like Mr. Bayley, who added tools for cutting ice as well as tougher wiring to handle the cold of the carver's freezer.
Hart is as tough as fishing wire, knows how to jump-start an engine with a screwdriver and barks commands like an N.F.L. coach.
"Who knows when those streets will be wired?" "Tough luck," she says.
And I believe this'll be a tough race, down to the wire.
But to cap this with "And I believe this will be a tough race, down to the wire" was demeaning.
Alshon Jeffery (CHI), Justin Blackmon (JAX), Golden Tate (SEA) Digging Deep Brandon LaFell (CAR), Jarrett Boykin (GB), Kris Durham (DET) Fool's Gold Jacoby Jones (BAL) Tight End Waiver Gems Timothy Wright (TB) — It is becoming extremely tough to find viable waiver wire tight end options.
He took memorable shots of children suffering in the Biafra war -- a civil war in Nigeria -- and a symbolic photograph of a church cross tangled up in rusty barbed wire in the tough district of Ardoyne in Belfast during the sectarian troubles of Northern Ireland.
He took memorable shots of children suffering in the Biafra war -- a civil war in Nigeria -- as well as a symbolic photograph of a church cross tangled up in rusty barbed wire in the tough Ardoyne district in Belfast during the Troubles of Northern Ireland.
As it had been for decades, it was a tough fight down to the wire.
