| Given those credentials, the character cries out for an old-school tough guy approach. |
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| A tough guy wants Groucho and his brother Zeppo to plug a rival with the gats he gave them. |
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| I'm not talking about the loveable grump who means well, or some kind of gruff tough guy with a spongy-soft interior. |
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| During his TV appearances at this time, on chat-shows and as a guest star, he tended to undermine this tough guy screen image. |
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| Although we're told he's a rich boy, he's portrayed as a working-class tough guy, the sort of wife-beating trailer trash Hollywood loves to hate. |
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| So, in a one-on-one situation against the local tough guy, can a judo person subdue the bully? |
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| For all his kindness, Ben was also legendarily a tough guy, and only a tough guy could have made his choices. |
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| A lumbersexual may appear to be a tough guy, but you can bet he put lots of thought into his outfit. |
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| The next day my next-door neighbor, who is a bit of a tough guy, bawled me out for not calling the cops. |
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| Mr. R. was a big, burly tough guy who melted when he had to give his girls away. |
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| Carl gathered that the man was trying to compensate for the obvious lack of prestige with a tough guy attitude. |
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| He always finishes his checks and you hate playing against guys like that, rather than a tough guy who just knows how to fight. |
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| The critics hailed him as a major movie tough guy as the film became an instant box-office hit. |
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| But Sawyer got his feelings hurt because of her concern for Jack and reverted to his tough guy, hard shell persona. |
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| A player might start out not looking very tough, but he develops a thick hide and becomes a tough guy at the height of his abilities. |
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| The two detectives are a hard-edged tough guy and a showboating, overconfident rookie. |
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| He is no tough guy of the American pattern, forever punching out or shooting down his adversaries. |
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| Finally, he's the character we love to see dying first: Bigheaded Fredo is playing tough guy without having the pans for it. |
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| I thought I was a pretty tough guy but I cried...there wasn't a dry eye in the place. |
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| Keabetswe cruises down the noisy streets of Kanye, Botswana, faking a casual confidence and trying to play the tough guy. |
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| So you can imagine for a tough guy, doing your job with that problem is not easy. |
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| That sure as heck wasn't what a tough guy like Solid Snake would do. |
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| Christie, an archetypal tough guy happy warrior, at first dismissed accusations that the traffic jam was politically motivated. |
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| During his 30-plus years in the Senate, Arlen Specter earned a reputation as a tough guy. |
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| But on the big screen, this bullish Brit transformed into the quintessential Cockney accented tough guy with a big heart. |
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| He expected to be rewarded for playing the tough guy while firmly establishing himself as a donor-class favorite. |
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| Vintage apache depicted a tough guy throwing a woman around the stage. |
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| The hero is Lucas Spero, a veteran of the wars in the Middle East and a tough guy private eye. |
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| Haslett, a noted tough guy, knows how to mold a swarming, aggressive unit, and he could be the perfect fit for the mentality St. Louis wants to adopt. |
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| Christie has profited in his career from being the tough guy who says it straight. |
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| A new first-person fighting engine enables players to trade punches with an NHL tough guy. |
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| You have to be a tough guy to survive, and there are a lot of feud and honour societies. |
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| He also knows that tough times do not last but tough people do, and he is one tough guy. |
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| It is not complicated: he will commit crimes, play the tough guy, impose his own rules in reception centres, escape and reoffend. |
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| There he met Ringo, a famously tough guy, who made him think he might be on the wrong path. |
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| What brings together a tough guy, an old man and a bison-dog? |
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| She portrays herself as more of a tough guy than she actually is. |
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| Can you humiliate Boris Krinkle, the tough guy with a heart of pure lead? |
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| The typical Swiss hooligan is a thrill-seeker aged between 15 and35who wants to be the tough guy on the scene. |
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| As beads of sweat pore down his face, the A-Team's tough guy resembles Muhammad Ali in his heyday. |
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| Mean Mr Marv is just about the toughest tough guy in the tortured turf known as Sin City. |
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| The Chair: Colleagues, sorry to play tough guy again. |
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| It may not look like it, but: Torsten is a really tough guy. |
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| I'm the tough guy on the ice, the one who doesn't score goals or have any assists but spends a lot of time in the penalty box. |
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| But Vinnie, well known as a tough guy on and off the pitch, hasn't gone soft on us as he will play the mobster in the movie, aptly named Brick. |
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| He acts like a tough guy, but he's really very sensitive to criticism. |
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| Its roots go back to Tough Guy competitions, in which a town's toughest barroom brawlers were pitted against each other for prize money. |
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| It was funny watching Mr Tough Guy pat his face with this little powder puff, but I didn't dare tease him. |
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| Darren completed the 10km Tough Guy challenge in Wolverhampton to raise money for Sparks, the children's medical research charity. |
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| Because the 1,500 competitors taking part in today's Tough Guy event in Wolverhampton will have to wade through a field of 6ft stinging nettles. |
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| A quarter of the intrepid 4,000 contestants who started the Nettle Warrior Tough Guy challenge failed to finish because of the summer-turned wintry conditions. |
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