Sentence examples for way tough from inspiring English sources
Margaret and I were alike that way — tough, slippery, shrewd, unrepentant, though of course she showed a different face to the priest.
The film is laconic, funny and, in its fading Technicolor way, tough - Sunday at 9 45 p.m., Sunday/Early Monday at 2 15 a.m. on AMC.
But in a twist, New Jersey's tough laws may have just shifted the effect to 21-year-olds, similar to the way tough restrictions on 16- and 17-year-olds were followed by a spike in deadly crashes among 18-year-olds in other states, Dr. Masten said.
A moral peculiarity of all these films is that it is never quite clear how the audience is supposed to feel about the dramatis personae, since everybody, admirable or despicable, behaves the same way — tough, sexy, jive-talking, and generally hopped up.
When a foul ball comes your way, tough decisions have to be made.
Once you can recite every lyric, every ringing George Harrison lead in "Day Tripper," anticipate each refrain in every song on "Rubber Soul," hum Paul McCartney's revelatory bass lines on "Help," feeling genuine spine-tingling thrills with the Beatles is way, way tough.
Way tougher than anything a judge could say".
You had to be way tougher and way more knowledgeable about weapons than any man".
"Women are way tougher than men," she said.
Excellent detour and way tougher calf tattoos than Rival Mob.
These are way tougher people than I. Against the far wall, three men lean against the padding.
