Sentence examples for toughest corner from inspiring English sources

It was Ed Miliband that had the toughest corner to defend and it exposed the Achilles' heel of his campaign.

Recruiters of New York City's best high school basketball players have long gone to the toughest corners of the five boroughs -- housing projects and violent playgrounds, and households of desperation and inspiration both.

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Even after winning a trial, settlement or arbitration hearing, investors in the toughest corners of the world spend small fortunes paying lawyers and investigators to hunt down assets and corral governments and companies into paying their debts.

Throw in AMOEBOID, and that was one tough corner.

"I'm in a really tough corner," he said.

To go out there with that plan puts me in a tough corner immediately.

Back in the Shaw neighborhood, Deborah Lee paced a tough corner of concrete and wind-driven trash.

A tough corner of Soweto, South Africa's biggest black township, had come to thank the father of the born free generation.

ATHENS — Tucked in a tough corner of Europe, Athens has been battling foreign invasions at least as long as records can tell the tale.

As a defender of all faiths against ill treatment or insult of the kind he has occasionally endured from British cops Bishop Sentamu seemed to fight a tough corner rather well, with a gift for eye-catching gestures.