Sentence examples for toughest hit from inspiring English sources

"This time last year we were taking the toughest hit, primarily because of the cancellations of groups after A.I.G. and all the media attention that created".

Adair's conclusion: "When Tim Wakefield is on, it's pretty tough — tough to hit, tough to catch".

This stance was also conveyed by the title and track selection of the compilation album Johnny later oversaw, Loud, Fast Ramones: Their Toughest Hits.

Richie's composition, "Somebody Put Something in My Drink," remained a staple in the Ramones set list until their last show in 1996 and was included in the album Loud, Fast Ramones: Their Toughest Hits.

"It has been a tough hit job," he said.

He acted tough, hit the two leaders with his gun, and broke up the fight.

"For a rural community, that's a pretty tough hit to take".

"He did a great job of taking a tough hit and staying in and playing really well.

The company's comments that the outlook was getting tougher hit rival Tui Travel, 9p lower at 417.5p.

He later wrote on Twitter: "the studies I had done revealed there's no significant injury but it was a very tough hit to my knee.

But many new technologies go through a stage of demonization, and communications technologies come in for an especially tough hit from people who feel threatened by them.