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tough

[tuhf] / tʌf /






Example Sentences

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"The games where I would expect to see Josh playing are the tougher games. The Worcestershire games and the club games are harder to watch, because I would expect him to still be there."

From BBC

“I was getting double-teamed a lot so I got a little tired but as a squad we’re playing real tough teams right now,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

"He will be an excellent leader for this organisation," Grandi said, adding though that he had warned Salih: "It will be tough".

From Barron's

"Really for me it's about spending more time with loved ones; family and friends. It's been a tough couple of years. We lost my brother," he explains.

From BBC

That kind of tough love echoes throughout the team, Jones said.

From Los Angeles Times