tough sentence examples

• Or, to revive a slogan coined by brown: tough on crime, tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime.
• Tough as old boots.
• Tough stance on all legal wrongs.
• The pentium 4 was pretty tough for us to get ramped into the marketplace.
• Tough enough to withstand heavy weights, and they are anti-burst for your safety.
• Need to get tough on illegal immigrants working in the uk?
• Blair: firstly, we must be tough on terror and tough on terror and tough on the causes of terror.
• Toughest opponents xi.
• Tough to stomach farm would not central los angeles the new york.
• Two games proving even tougher to crack than chess are bridge and go.
• Tough on crime tough on the causes of crime.
• Tough nut to crack.
• Tough to beat.
• Gordon brown started talking tough this week about standing up to the unions over pensions.
• Tough on terrorism.
• Tough guy.
• Tougher to crack than chess are bridge and go.
• Spain, it is true, is still hanging tough despite massively mounting opposition to the policy of jose maria aznar.
• Tough decision to prioritize which schemes should get the go ahead.
• Tougher new criminal penalties at the federal level.

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