She is tough as nails and left w/ a sprain.
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That's not frailty, that someone who is tough as nails.
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She can think on her feet; she's tough as nails.
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"I tell people that she's tough as nails," he said.
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"You're tough as nails and you're smart as hell," Rep.
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" 2Pac brushed down his tough as nails persona with "Dear Mama.
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She's loyal, tough as nails, and very good at her job.
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"You're tough as nails and you're smart as hell," said Rep.
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Your most famous characters were tough-as-nails women on a mission.
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The photo is heartbreaking but its accompanying message is tough as nails.
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The woman is tough as nails, in her body and her mind.
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The movie labors to portray Lois as a tough-as-nails reporter.
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"I think she's shown she's an iron woman — and tough as nails."
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And, of course, Pedro Pascal returns as the tough-as-nails Javier Peña.
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But it's clear that our Pleistocene ancestors must have been tough as nails.
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These things are not opposites: Every girl I know is tough as nails.
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Somehow, they have a story in which both wrestlers look tough as nails.
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You probably know Jillian Michaels as the tough-as-nails, no-nonsense trainer from
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"She is just a tough-as-nails, no-nonsense kind of person," he said.
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Her biting, tough-as-nails honesty is for other tried and true New Yorkers.
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Margaret Josephs, Dolores Catania and Jackie Goldschneider show viewers they're tough as nails, too.
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"Felicia is tough as nails," her coach at Brandywine High School recently told DelawareOnline.
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"You should probably come home..." My dad is young, extremely healthy, and tough as nails.
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" REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE WILL HURD, to Yovanovitch: "You're tough as nails and you're smart as hell.
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He is tough as nails, tenacious, gritty, and devoted to the American law enforcement community.
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A Kyokushin karateka, he kicks well out of both stances and is tough as nails.
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Here's what you need to know about the frugal, hard-working, tough-as-nails royal. 1.
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While good employees are as tough as nails, their talent gives them an abundance of options.
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Just be sure to seal up your artistic masterpiece with a tough-as-nails clear topcoat.
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"I always use the acronym TAN — tough as nails," he said when asked to describe her.
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The guy's tough as nails, but I think you see the humanity of who he is.
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And I was fairylike in any number of ways, but I was actually tough as nails.
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The Schmids' tough-as-nails Land Cruiser is an excellent road trip vehicle in most regards.
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Nyla Rose is a tough-as-nails Oneida First Nations professional wrestler signed with All Elite Wrestling.
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I was and am tough as nails, but there's so much more to being strong than being tough.
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He needed a wheelchair to leave the field, but stood there and played the anthem, tough as nails!
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He's tough as nails: He shows up in the dead of winter and the sweltering heat of summer.
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The first Thai swiftly reduced tough as nails Irish kickboxer Paul Lenihan to noodle salad with doomsday kicks.
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Jessica Jones might seem tough as nails, but every once in a while, we get to see her emotional side.
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Consider Colleen, who is introduced as a tough-as-nails dojo owner who only barely puts up with Danny's nonsense.
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Daenerys Targaryen And while we're talking about tough-as-nails feminist leaders, let's not forget Game of Thrones' Daenerys Targaryen.
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With Austin, we split up, resulting in tough-as-nails fights with high-level enemies that we bought barely survived.
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Known to Deadliest Catch fans as the tough-as-nails captain of the Northwestern, Hansen, 50, had an easy solution.
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As in both series, though, you face down goliath, sometimes tough-as-nails bosses in order to continue your quest.
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" Davis snaps, tough as nails but clearly stamping down her own overwhelming emotion, "Two seconds is all we'll all get.
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"Watching Rex in these negotiations was just remarkable because he could be as tough as nails," a Tillerson associate said.
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Your favourite tough-as-nails private investigator, Jones (Krysten Ritter), is putting her life back together post-Kilgrave (as are we).
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Aaron Sorkin Wordsmith Sorkin used his directorial debut to make a story about a tough-as-nails woman bloom on screen.
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Although his negotiating tactics are tough as nails, his compassion shines through in this interaction with a fan with autism in 2014.
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"The world lost a tiny but tough-as-nails fighter for freedom, justice, and equality," said her current spouse, Judith Kasen-Windsor.
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It took faith in herself and a tough-as-nails attitude to make her dreams come true in the male-dominated field.
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Tom Hardy is famous for his tough-as-nails roles in films like The Dark Knight Rises and Mad Max: Fury Road.
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That's morphed into full-blown character assuming the role of the villain: a tough-as-nails "Soviet scur" named Zoya the Destroyer.
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I often wear a tough-as-nails, somewhat sexy outfit, so they think I should be resilient to this type of behavior.
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But what they don't see is right underneath that surface is pure steel," he told the AP. "She is tough as nails.
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The skirt steak I cooked was tough as nails and the resulting meat was better than the slab I put into the machine.
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Yet another epic fight takes place, and Sarevok's closest allies combat the player and their party members in a tough-as-nails conflict.
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The regular enemies screeching and attacking you out of dark corridors, dungeons and deserted wooden huts are already tough as nails to beat.
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Options include specialty slim wallet maker Bellroy, tough-as-nails leather makers like Saddleback Leather, as well as more refined leather crafters like Corter.
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But as to how they were able to take down a rhino, or process its tough-as-nails carcass, the researchers admit they're dumbfounded.
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Tough As Nails Deluxe Manicure Kit, $20, available at SephoraChipped nails and ragged cuticles are no match against this compact but mighty manicure kit.
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She may play a tough-as-nails khaleesi on Game of Thrones, but Emilia Clarke is a fan of Friends like the rest us.
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In "Julia," Jess faces off with the side eye of a tough-as-nails lawyer played by Lizzie Caplan, who is predictably named Julia here.
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She's tough as nails, unwilling to bite her tongue when boys talk down to her, and unafraid to throw a punch when she feels disrespected.
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Even when the tough-as-nails Tulip is nearly killed, and suffers severe PTSD, Jesse remains focused on the literal state of his own soul.
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Or he can give a Democrat that job, but do it by picking the tough-as-nails former Senator and Marine Corps officer Jim Webb.
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The comic book drama lost the fantastic Calista Flockhart, who served a supporting role as Supergirl's (Melissa Benoist) tough as nails boss, in the move.
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In that first comic book, writer Gerry Conway offers constant reminders that this woman is tough as nails: Yet Ms. Marvel wasn't exactly breaking molds.
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Related: 'Dunkirk' wins weekend box office, 'Girls Trip' surprises Part of that success is certainly attributable to Haddish, who plays the tough-as-nails Dina.
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National security adviser John Bolton's top deputy is described by some as a no-nonsense, tough-as-nails government official who doesn't suffer fools gladly.
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"He's as tough as nails," said Raymond Bingham, a Silicon Valley veteran who helped found the China-backed private equity fund Canyon Bridge Capital Partners.
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Elaine's husband, Willem, created imaginary portraits based on Ingres, but tough-as-nails Elaine went for actual subjects and cleared a big space for herself.
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Annie is clever and tough as nails and, as it turns out, has a clear idea what she wants: Money, since she was always dirt-poor.
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Siff has played her shrewdly, as a mix of the traditional woman behind the man (a la Carmela Soprano) and the tough-as-nails career woman.
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The tough-as-nails security officer is responsible for overseeing the facility's security — and trying to make sure that her own people discover her illicit romance.
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The only change on anything like this scale happened in 1998 under a tough-as-nails prime minister, Zhu Rongji, who closed or merged 15 ministries.
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" Sharks coach Peter DeBoer described Pavelski as "tough as nails," saying to reporters, "You take a puck to the face like that and doesn't go down.
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If you're unfamiliar with the cult-favorite line of travel bags, Black Hole gear is recognized for its spacious, lightweight, tough-as-nails, water-resistant designs.
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He plays it like, 'I'm doing fine, I'm tough as nails, but go ahead and put your arm around me if it makes you feel better.
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" Added Frances Townsend, her boss at the White House during the Bush administration: "She is tough as nails, competent and has rightly earned the president's respect.
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The Otterbox options include the stone and earth-inspired Symmetry series that are more stylish than most as well as the tough-as-nails Defender line.
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"He's just tough as nails and he's such a good boy," Dr. Meredith Daly, a BluePearl veterinarian who is supervising Hugh Jackman's care, said in a statement.
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Mary, like Wick himself, is a tough-as-nails killer who seemingly needs to aim for only half a millisecond before murdering her marks with extreme prejudice.
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A video posted by John Heisz shows that while paper is considered flimsy, it's tough as nails and can actually cut through wood—with the correct circumstances.
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"They look like they're in a heist movie with Rihanna as the tough-as-nails leader/master thief and Lupita as the genius computer hacker," Roxy wrote.
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Throughout her eight years on Game of Thrones, Sophie Turner had to fight plenty of her own struggles while playing her tough-as-nails character Sansa Stark.
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The justice, who has been described as "tough as nails," has become a pop culture icon in addition to being the oldest member of the Supreme Court.
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But she's also a "tough as nails" lieutenant colonel in the Peshmerga Women's Batallion, an all-female group fighting the Islamic State terror group in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Ghostbusters II actually had a few games made in its honor, with the NES take on its events framed as a tough-as-nails run-and-gunner.
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When he's securely removed from the objects of his scorn, he's tough as nails; when he's in their presence, he quivers like a bowl of Jell-O.
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Playing as the sole survivor, it's possible to cultivate relationships with a whole host of companions, including a ghoul, a synth, and a tough-as-nails pit-fighter.
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Indomitable, W.C. Bauers W.C. Bauers introduced us to Promise Paen, a tough-as-nails soldier in the Republic of Aligned worlds and her fight against the Lusitanian Empire.
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Samart successfully defended the title against Juan Meza but lost it via KO in his second match to the tough as nails Australian boxer Jeff Fenech in 1987.
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Last year's Out of Time continued in this vein while also smoothing things out for what could count as crossover ballads if they weren't still tough-as-nails.
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Alien: Covenant, on the other hand, looks far more like classic Alien, from its tough-as-nails heroine (Katherine Waterston) to its white-knuckle combination of action and horror.
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Little surprise, then, that Arians was quick to assure New York media that the Jets coach is tough as nails and able to survive a three-game losing streak.
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As the innocent girlfriend of Ted Knight's news anchor character, Ted Baxter, Georgia's breakout character Georgette was soft-spoken and ditzy on the outside, but tough as nails inside.
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Then I had to backtrack and head northwest again because the northeast corner was tough as nails, and after a couple of missteps, everything up there fell in place.
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The best thing to do is to choose a cable that is tough as nails and has the capability of transferring data and powering up your device at lightning speeds.
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Why have a woman gain confidence in herself through a sisterhood of scantily clad, tough-as-nails babes if we're going to reward her crap boyfriend for tearing her down?
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I'm painting a picture of a tough-as-nails taskmaster here — the older player-coach who runs everyone else into the ground — but she also remained generous with those hugs.
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And even if all that weren't true, it would still be worth the watch for Lyonne's tough-as-nails Nadia, a true original, just like the woman who plays her.
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Rodriguez plays tough-as-nails paramedic Anya Thorensen, and underwent a physical transformation to get into character that involved weightlifting, cutting her hair short, and shaving the side of her head.
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Instead, K's tough-as-nails boss (Robin Wright, who looks as if she has stepped out of the "Judge Dredd" comic strip), orders him to find and "retire" the miracle child.
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The reshuffle puts Mr Priebus out of his misery and confirms Mr Trump's fondness for surrounding himself with tough-as-nails generals, who already fill several top jobs in his government.
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I could see that same emotion in the faces of LAPD lead investigator Daryn Dupree and prosecutors Beth Silverman and Marguerite Rizzo, who were as tough as nails during the trial.
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"They look like they're in a heist movie with Rihanna as the tough-as-nails leader/master thief and Lupita as the genius computer hacker," Tumblr user elizabitch taylor captioned it.
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Volvox, a Boston-bred and New York-based producer whose real name is Ariana Paoletti, played a near-uncountable number of her tough-as-nails, acid-drenched closing sets around NYC.
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That's thanks to the performances of Justina Machado as an army vet trying to juggle two teenagers as a single mom and Rita Moreno as her tough-as-nails Cuban mother.
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You could be forgiven for assuming at first that Peters would be a tough-as-nails coach who favors an old-school, "Beat 'em to a pulp" approach on the ice.
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Tom Brady's finger won't stop him from being his terrific self on Sunday ... so says his ex-teammate, Troy Brown, who's telling Pats fans to CHIIIIILLL, 'cause Brady is tough as nails.
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Talking with her can feel more like dishing with someone's frighteningly cool big sister than with a tough-as-nails union boss, but like any truly effective leader, Sara Nelson contains multitudes.
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Most likely, the Tigers need at least a few more of them, and with an as-usual, tough-as-nails schedule ahead, LSU can't afford to let these kinds of big chances escape.
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She's also tough as nails: in 1999, she underwent chemotherapy and radiation therapy for colon cancer but never missed a day on the bench, and she is also a survivor of pancreatic cancer.
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One of his videos, "Give Me Your Badge and Your Gun," compiled various scenes of tough-as-nails police chiefs demanding that some upstart underling hand over his or her shield and weapon.
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At the end of the race, Allison was dueling for the lead with Cale Yarborough, a tough-as-nails charger from South Carolina, who had been to Victory Lane twice before at Daytona.
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The "Bachelor"-inspired series will in the next season welcome its first "suitress," a woman looking for love who turns out to be a tough-as-nails foe for Quinn and Rachel (Shiri Appleby).
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Bush recalled that one C.E.O., whom he described as "tough as nails," said he feared that Elliott would publicly release a compendium of his board's mistakes unless he did what the hedge fund wanted.
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"I truly believed in Ruth because this woman was tough as nails," he was quoted as saying in "The Last Sultan: The Life and Times of Ahmet Ertegun," a 2011 biography by Robert Greenfield.
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The Kammerspiele's sensational actress Wiebke Puls, usually tough as nails, shows a vulnerable side as she opens up about her estranged father, a minister who couldn't bear to see his little girl grow up.
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There are many variables that could possibly kick a crossword to the middle of the week, and one person's tough as nails puzzle could be right in another person's wheelhouse, so I don't judge.
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It's a tough-as-nails performance and leans towards Beyoncé's and even Taylor Swift's dalliances in trap-pop or whatever you want to call the current intersection of rap, R&B, and top 40.
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The square-jawed actor played tough-as-nails private detective Joe Mannix and actress Gail Fisher co-starred as an independent investigator and his loyal secretary, Peggy, in a series that attracted a strong following.
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Though the 71-year-old often veered off script and made off-the-cuff jokes during his 90 minute speech, he was tough-as-nails when speaking about his war on drugs, crime and corruption.
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Whether or not you agree with John McCain's politics, there's one thing about the 80-year-old Arizona lawmaker—who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer—that seems indisputable: the man is tough as nails.
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It put Dekkers on the fight map in Thailand as a newly minted Songchai promoted asset, and Nampon on the radar elsewhere as one of those tough-as-nails Thais to be extremely wary of.
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Still, not everyone is cut out for this life, even though Ben forges a relationship with Marty's tough-as-nails right hand Ruth (Julia Garner), who eventually begins to question the Byrdes' loyalty to her.
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Channing Tatum and Adam Driver star as brothers-turned-masterminds who seek out the help of an experienced safecracker, played by a blonde Daniel Craig, and their tough-as-nails sister, played by Riley Keough.
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A debut novel by Gabriel Tallent, My Absolute Darling centers on 14-year-old Turtle Alveston, a tough-as-nails outdoorsy kid who is forever obsessively cleaning her gun in her house in North California.
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Faber was in imperious form on Saturday night, scoring a number of knockdowns and coming close in securing a stoppage win through some close-call submission attempts against wily, tough-as-nails Brit Brad Pickett. OMG!!!!
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According to a new interview, the woman who portrays Game Of Thrones' tough-as-nails Cersei Lannister, Lena Headey, had to deal with Hollywood sexism early in her career — and she was definitely not having it.
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But in an exclusive sneak peek at Sunday's all-new Manzo'd with Children, the thick-as-thieves and tough-as-nails New Jersey housewife shows her vulnerable side, when she finds a lump in her breast.
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The Yeti Hopper Backflip 24 does it all and does it all extremely well with a tough as nails DryHide Shell, a 100% leak-proof zipper, and insulation that can keep ice cold for several days.
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A brother of Minnesota lieutenant governor Ron Golden, a "tough-as-nails Marine who was a big teddy bear on the inside," died after being diagnosed with the virus, according to his sister Minnesota Lt. Gov.
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Say what you will about Tyson Fury ... but the dude is tough as nails -- battling through a massive gash over his eye to beat Otto Wallin on Saturday ... and then getting 50 STITCHES after the fight!
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Dahlia Press, which is based in Seattle, released four female-empowerment illustrated postcards, including one with a hand with red fingernails holding an olive branch and "Tough as Nails" written across the wrist ($12 for eight).
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When we first saw a tough-as-nails ingenue named Jennifer Lawrence skin a squirrel in Winter's Bone, we knew it wouldn't be the last time we'd watch her expertly wield a weapon on the big screen.
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Sonny drives his rust bucket of a car to the lowest and grittiest sections of Alexandria, La., looking for the necklace and finds it on Franki (Vanessa Ferlito), the town's tough-as-nails madam, who's not into returns.
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For now, though, we'll just have to cling to the legacy of Thelma and Louise and hope that some tough-as-nails, post-apocalyptic broad will rise from its ashes, wielding a power weapon and a devilish smirk.
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This week, it'll be another tough battle for the Vikings — the 49ers defense is tough as nails, and Minnesota wide receiver Adam Theilen is listed as questionable to play after suffering an ankle injury in practice this week.
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This is not a Dangerous Minds–style story about a tough-as-nails teacher struggling to get through to a classroom of students who don't want to be there, but rather about the generational divides that foster that conflict.
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CreditCreditAllison Michael Orenstein for The New York Times There are two things Allison Janney is asked about most when it comes to "I, Tonya," in which she plays LaVona Golden, the figure skater Tonya Harding's tough-as-nails mother.
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In Paddy Considine's "Tyrannosaur," she played a meekly religious, abused wife; in "Fleabag" a hilariously poisonous stepmother; in "Run," a tough-as-nails inner city mother; in "Broadchurch" she was an often tearful, often irritable, willfully unglamorous police officer.
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It's a beautiful, tough-as-nails 2D boss rush game with even tougher (I think, anyway) side-scrolling stages that can rival the most bananas shmups in terms of sheer volume of things trying to kill you on the screen.
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I'm already a sucker for books about magical schools, and it's a spectacular read, following a tough-as-nails PI who is hired to investigate a brutal murder at The Osthorne Academy of Young Mages, where her estranged, magical twin sister works.
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Tough as nails, Blackwell withstood serious punishment in the ring until the 10th round—when referee Victor Loughlin finally stepped in to call the fight off after a ringside doctor had voiced his concerns over the gruesome haematoma formed over Blackwell's eye.
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People might think, "She's such a tough-as-nails, feisty little firecracker feminist" or whatever, but I've had to be nice to sound guys who were treating me horribly because I didn't want them to turn my vocals down during the set.
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Noonan was his closest adviser, a tough-as-nails, profane-as-church-graffiti operative who advised him on his career and other political machinations before dying in 2003, still batting away speculation that her relationship with the mayor had been more than professional.
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Midway through, Baltimore Club darling and guest MC TT The Artist grabbed the mic to deliver a tough-as-nails live rendition of "Make It Bang," a previously unheard song from Baauer's upcoming debut album, Aa. Aa is out March 18h via LuckyMe.
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Opinion Columnist At the risk of losing street cred as a tough-as-nails tech pundit, I'll confess that I couldn't muster much outrage when Facebook declined last week to delete a video doctored to make Nancy Pelosi look like a drunken mess.
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"My dad is a 30-year Army vet and a 30-year police vet, and my mom is an Army wife, and they're both tough as nails," said Mr. McCormick, who has two brothers, one older and one younger, and an older sister.
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The musical's pat ending tells you otherwise, but "There Are Worse Things I Could Do" isn't about a dumb boy; it's about Rizzo staring down her own reputation and trying desperately to maintain her tough-as-nails demeanor when she starts feeling small.
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On "...And I Still Wander South" the Louisville-based band calls on influences ranging from Slayer to Craft to Disembodied, showing a versatility and complexity rarely seen this side of the mosh pit, one that never loses its tough-as-nails approach.
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Tough as nails with a soft spot for furry pets, TV's Judge Judy Sheindlin won the hearts of viewers all over again when a 2012 episode about a dog named Baby Boy and a dispute over ownership of the animal went viral this week.
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Not because it's not durable (its high-strength braided jacket is actually tough as nails), but because once you experience 50% faster charging speeds from a cable that can support almost all your portable devices, you'll want your friends and family to experience it too.
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Johnson praised the 85-year-old as "tough as nails," and noted she's had similar injuries before Ginsburg worked from home on Tuesday as she continued her recovery from a fall in her office last Wednesday night that left her with three fractured ribs.
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"Dealing with Jackson's disease, having it be un-diagnosed for 12 years and going all over the country to the Mayo Clinic, Boston Children's [Hospital], Columbia, Stanford — all over the nation to try to find some answer — that made us tough as nails," Scott says.
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In a new promo for season 13 of the singing competition, Blake Shelton, Adam Levine, Miley Cyrus and newcomer Jennifer Hudson portrayed tough as nails cops in the 1970s-inspired spot packed with punches, nunchucks and even a clumsy mechanic (played by host Carson Daly).
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But when it came time to prepare for her role as tough-as-nails Jyn Erso in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, out Friday, Jones took notes from another actress who has seamlessly nailed the transition from indie queen to blockbuster franchise leader: Jennifer Lawrence.
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But there is no one like Murrow, who was highly trusted by the public, tough as nails, willing to risk his career to stop McCarthy and not afraid to drop journalistic norms when dealing with a subject who had dropped any pretense of telling the truth.
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Joining forces with his roommate and reluctant mentee Hawk, a tough-as-nails boxer with a heart of gold (Winston Duke), and his old friend Henry (Alan Arkin), our hero attempts to take down the bad seeds operating within the ranks of the Boston police department.
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With classic no-nonsense tool-watch looks and tough-as-nails Japanese mechanical movements, these watches are high on style and value, as well as offering some rich history in a field dominated by their Swiss counterparts — which, of course, come with much higher price tags.
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But not long ago, it appeared to some that Clinton could make a convincing case to the left about how she could be more successful than Obama: namely, that she'd be a tough-as-nails pragmatist, better able to fight and win in grinding political combat.
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Her stint as the landlady on the 1970s comedy "Chico and the Man" led to other roles that showed off Reese's sass, including as Vera, the tough-as-nails madam in a brothel in Eddie Murphy's 1989 film "Harlem Nights," which also starred her good friend, comedian Redd Foxx.
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After showing up at the San Francisco home of her only remaining relative — Rosalie Mackintosh, a tough-as-nails madam (Jennifer Van Dyck) — she befriends the help: Mickey, a gay piano player (Kendal Sparks); Emmy Lou, a plucky prostitute (Nancy Anderson); and Louis, an upstanding bookkeeper (Christopher Borg).
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Addison can come off as cold and harsh, especially to people who try to help her, but her character is far more nuanced than the typical tough-as-nails antihero — as evidenced by some of the heart-tugging scenes between her and her now mute, emotionally detached sister.
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The character she plays in Three Billboards, Mildred Hayes, is a tough-as-nails single mother hell-bent on seeking revenge for her daughter's violent rape and murder, who shames the police department into pursuing new leads by putting up three billboards alongside the highway calling out law enforcement for complacency.
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" The concept began in April, when a photo of Rihanna and Nyong'o taken at a 2014 fashion show started making the rounds with the caption, "They look like they're in a heist movie with Rihanna as the tough-as-nails leader/master thief and Lupita as the genius computer hacker.
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Sampled On: "Faithful" Despite its rattling, tough-as-nails Timbaland beat, Jay Z's "Tom Ford"—off his critically maligned 2013 album, Magna Carta... Holy Grail—is decidedly not a good song, albeit redeemed slightly by a remix featuring an unreleased verse from the late Texas rapper and one half of UGK.
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Loomis offers seven models, including casting and spinning rods.)What you get is a rod that's twice as light and thin as many rods of its power, and Fuji's new Fazlite K-frame guides, which are tough as nails and braid-proof (braid eventually lacerates regular alconite or ceramic guides).
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The first episode sets up what it would take for a woman to make it as far as Ginny has in a sport dominated by men: She's tough as nails, doesn't take bullshit from any of her teammates, and has to work twice as hard as anyone else to prove that she belongs.
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His mother was "tough as nails," and his father — a "brilliant man, smart as could be," says Lew Conner, a Tennessee lawyer who is old friends of the Alexander family — helped shape the even and unflappable disposition that is the source of admiration and gentle mocking from Alexander's close friends and colleagues.
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To many fans, Del Castillo is still the tough-as-nails fictional lead Teresa Mendoza, the wife of a narco boss who fights her way through tragedy and conflict to become a drug lord in her own right, in La Reina del Sur, the hit soap produced by US media network Telemundo.
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The Brooklyn-born Notorious RBG, as she has been known for a few years—thanks to Shana Knizhnik's Tumblr of the same title and a 2015 book by Ms Knizhnik and Irin Carmon, a reporter for MSNBC—is celebrated as the diminutive but tough-as-nails anchor of the liberal wing of the Supreme Court.
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Adam Knox has returned from a tragic stint in the ravaged Central African Republic to run a clinic on Los Angeles's gentrifying Skid Row, where he and a crew led by his tough-as-nails-but-decent-at-the-core nurse, Lydia Torres, patch up the severely damaged in exchange for pies and smiles.
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The second podcast, also released today, shines a light on one of the American rave scenes most enigmatic figures, Kurt Eckes (aka DJ Jethrox), the founder of the cult-like Drop Bass Network, whose tough-as-nails acid and hardcore releases offered a dark and twisted take on rave's dayglo exterior throughout the 90s.
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IF YOU WANT to understand the commercial relationship between America and China, it is worth tracking the paths of two powerful people who have dedicated their careers to it: Henry Paulson, a tough-as-nails former head of Goldman Sachs and former American treasury secretary, and Wang Qishan, a well-read banker and bureaucrat who is China's vice-president.
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As BTS seems poised to be the first Korean pop idol group to actually make a mainstream dent in our shores, they're going for the jugular, recruiting Steve Aoki to remix their already tough-as-nails hip-hop song "MIC Drop" for the Mad Decent crowd and snagging the country's hottest, most cartoonish rapper for a verse.
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García, who starred in the acclaimed 2013 golden-years romantic drama Gloria, is Little Men's tart center, playing Leonor not as some patronizingly innocent, helpless foreigner but, rather, as a tough-as-nails single mom who isn't above needling Brian and Kathy's liberal guilt, determined to make it as difficult as possible on them to kick her out.
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It inaugurated a golden age for her business, but her tough-as-nails persona and moneyed background alienated some observers even as it attracted huge names to her client list, including entertainers like Jay Z, Gloria Estefan and Mr. Combs, and modish restaurants and nightclubs of fin de siècle New York, like Moomba, Spy Bar and Asia de Cuba.
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"This is somebody who knows as much about domestic and foreign policy as anybody; is tough as nails; is motivated by what's best for America and ordinary people; understands that, in this democracy that we have, things don't always happen as fast as we'd like, and it requires compromise and grinding it out," Mr. Obama said.
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Speaking Tarantino's dialogue for the first time since playing Floyd the burnout in "True Romance" (one of the first scripts Tarantino sold before making it big as a director), here Pitt is wickedly funny and tough as nails as the leader of a group of Jewish-American soldiers killing Nazis in Germany during World War II.
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The night of our interview, I catch Allen performing at a nearby venue as part of his current tour with Shy and Dae, and he looked every bit the part of a hit maker, enamoring the crowd with his infectious ballads and tough-as-nails bangers, including a few from his new EP, Going Thru The Motions, dropping January 13.
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At a moment when many Americans believe that the nation faces incredibly difficult challenges — an economy where the middle class struggles to obtain security, an ominous threat of terrorism, and a gridlocked political system that will pose a huge obstacle to the next president — there is something appealing about the tough-as-nails, get things done attitude associated with New York.
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It's just she and I in the courtyard between these two projects, this small elderly, tough-as-nails, African-American woman, who would cuss you up and down if she saw you doing something wrong, and I, and I'd been in the direction of those cusses sometimes— [laughter] She sees me in the courtyard standing there, and she does exactly what I needed.
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But if the intersection of sustainably sourced botanicals and high-tech manufacturing is what you're into, look no further than a universal serum that combines the good shit nature gave us — olive oil, tough-as-nails Anchusa azurea — with innovative technology (Soundbath extractions, anyone?) and packs it all up in UV-protective bottles to keep it as potent as possible.
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In less than 85033 words, he jettisoned the dilettantism of his predecessor and his secretary of State, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE, who believed good faith and a plastic gimmick would win over the likes of Putin and his tough-as-nails foreign minister.
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A Word With Before there was Rachel McAdams, the Academy Award nominee and tough-as-nails star of films like "Spotlight" and television series like "True Detective," and before there was Rachel McAdams, the romance queen and star of "The Notebook" and "The Time Traveler's Wife," there was Rachel McAdams, who gained wide attention for her go-for-broke performances in comedies like "The Hot Chick" (playing a body-swapped Rob Schneider) and "Mean Girls" (as the ruthless high-school queen bee Regina George).
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