tough job

It was always going to be a tough job, Health and Human Services secretary under this president.

Some of the clerks are ready to leave, too, after a grueling year in a tough job.

The four-star general has handled every tough job the military has given him.

This will be a tough job, but members of both parties have expressed an interest in doing this, and I am prepared to join them.

You may say so without any risk of telling an untruth; for, on the word of a hunter, I never had such a tough job.

His real name is Brainard; he's done time, and now he's wanted by the New York police for a tough job he pulled.

"A pretty tough job that, my boy, even if he knew," said Cleek with a little smile.

The tough job being ended and the Mounds laid low, the hour is come for Boffin to stump up.

Unless you can contrive to have her “waked,” you will have a tough job with her.