Sentences with phrase «tough crowd»

The next day, he faced an even tougher crowd in the House.
Used to working in extreme conditions, including intense heat, piercing sunlight, rattlesnakes, and no bathrooms, this is the proverbial tough crowd.
With Samsung's Galaxy S7 Edge, LG's G5, and Apple's iPhone 6S leading the pack, the HTC 10 faces a very tough crowd — but HTC is not afraid.
But the restaurant chain seems to be sticking with him, sending out a picture of him later in the week with a simple caption: «Tough crowd
It could a tough crowd.
Maybe you have been hanging with a tougher crowd of church folk than I have.
Suddenly that tough crowd of coal miners fell silent, their mouths dropped open, and they focused to see if they had really heard what they thought they had heard.
We're a tough crowd to please; my father - in - law won't eat poultry, my husband won't eat beef; I don't really like fish and my mother - in - law doesn't like shrimp.
I tried it this morning and my kids even liked it - they're a tough crowd!
My family raved, and they're a tough crowd.
They're kind of a tough crowd so I was pleasantly surprised when everyone loved it!
That's when the New York media — tough crowd, the New York media — suggested that the Mets had been fleeced in the Chiti - for - Chiti swap.
Tough crowd.
The Rockets are on the road in front of maybe the toughest crowd in the NBA.
But since you guys are a tough crowd, I will be giving you an incentive.
Mothers can be your toughest crowd in terms of dishing out advice; sometimes they can be the most judgmental.
Preteens can be a tough crowd to please, and the best way to proceed with gift giving is to consider the child's interests, passions, and hobbies.
Here's the thing about feeding the under four set: they're typically a tough crowd.
It was a tough crowd.
Rep. Elise Stefanik faced a tough crowd last May after voting to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
The city's voters are a tough crowd, but Weiner is polling second in the Dem primary lineup.
It was not a tough crowd: A near - capacity audience of more than 2,200 showed up to hear the former VP, who turned 75, talk about his new memoir.
The letup is primarily due to the fact donors are a tough crowd during the holidays.
This was going to be a tough crowd.
From all reports, potential Senate candidate Harold Ford Jr. faced a tough crowd tonight as he spoke to the Stonewall Democrats at the New York Lesbian, Gay and Transgender Community Center: «They said they don't trust him and shouted that he is «anti-gay.»
From all reports, potential Senate candidate Harold Ford Jr. faced a tough crowd tonight as he spoke to the Stonewall Democrats at the New York Lesbian, Gay and Transgender Community Center: «They said they don... Read
The Tech Coast Angels are a tough crowd; these savvy investors whittle hundreds of business plans down to fifty credible applications, then keep whittling.
I can't think of a tougher crowd.
I have a tough crowd to please in my house and my group of friends and family.
Tough crowd, those 10 - year - olds.
I've never stayed with this hotel chain before (I'm told they're not all created equal) but our whole group (30 MBA students so its a tough crowd:P) has been really impressed.
Tough crowd: She faces heavy competition as she is up against Frances McDormand in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and Meryl Streep in The Post
The MPAA is a tough crowd, especially when women are involved with violence.
It is a tough crowd.
Jason Lapeyre and Robert Wilson «s I Declare War received the Audience Award at last year's Fantastic Fast, and that's a tough crowd.
He drove his car around without a license, before he was 16, hung out with a tough crowd, got into fights, and carried a gun for protection.
Bennett faced a tough crowd Wednesday with more supporters of his challenger, Glenda Ritz, in attendance.
Murph is a tough crowd, but then again, he's preoccupied with trying to spit tobacco juice into an empty water bottle while shivering uncontrollably.
Tough crowd, right?
Tough crowd, huh?
It's a tough crowd of competitors.
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