Sentences with phrase «tuff when»

I perfer to be warm and cuddlely but can be tuff when needed.

Not exact matches

Welbeck had a tuff match, but he showed what it takes to be a top forward and score when it matters.

Part of his problem is he is very straight minded, he can be pretty selfish at times and will force up tuff shots when other players are open.

It's wengers fault he is to soft and buys the wrong players in mentality, thatis why we don't play with 100 % commitment and he needs to sought out the defence, plus he is relying to much on stupid people who are not doing there jobs (staff) and is to loyal you need to show them who is the BOSS when things get tuff be strong and the team will respect you and play for you more

You know when a child is ready for a Tuff Tray when they start to engage in a wide range of Messy Play activities with different materials, and doing this without constant supervision.

When Cecilia is not at the clinic, she can be found at home in the twin cities with her fiance, Tyler, and her two cats (a tripod named Kiki and a troublemaker named Ru) who were both adopted from Tuff Start Rescue.

Hi, I have a 8 month old Husky puppy and she is very lovely and listens to commands apart from when she's is mouthing me but she doesn't do it to my partner, but I try turn my back and she bites my bottom or scratches my back is have tried all the tricks I know and this is a tuff tackle I need help

«Having the Ever Squeak technology in our Tuff Enuff toys allows Multipet to eliminate the disappointment pet owners feel when a squeaker is crushed and their pet no longer has interest in the toy.

The Planet Dog Orbee - Tuff Produce Line toys are soft, yet strong enough to sustain many a bite when Rex goes after them.

Ethiopian King Gebre Mesqel Lalibela ensured his name would always be uttered with awe, when he commissioned 11 interconnected monolithic churches and two chapels to be carved out of red volcanic tuff in the 12th century at his birthplace in the northern reaches of his...

Use your eyes to look for blows — tuffs of air that the Cetacean exhales when surfacing to breathe.