toughen up

They toughened up, though both knew it would never get easy.

You grow from these kind of things and toughen up.

"We have to toughen up and be able to run the ball."

He had toughened up, this boy; you could see it.

We are hard enough on the staff here, but they have toughened up towards it over the years.

But I figure you're young and smart enough to toughen up the soft places.

"Then your feet will toughen up, and you'll be fine."

He was hoping vacation, too, would toughen up the boy.

I would have to toughen up like never before.

Cameron says the government is looking at toughening up City regulation.

But the public was pretty well toughened up against commercials nowadays.

"You're going to have to toughen up before we start shooting for longer sessions. "

The Jazz simply toughened up and took the next two games by 10-point margins.

He also wants to toughen up some of the in-depth segments.

We've toughened up a lot because of all the games we've played.

If he hadn't toughened up the material, it would have given way under his weight days ago.

"We've got to toughen up with criminals," he said in 1993.

Every city boy needs to get out in the country and toughen up once in a while.

In the Senate, the emerging legislation was toughened up during the floor fight.

We need to toughen up the growth rules too.

My feet toughened up after a few days of awful blisters.

Day two was spent digging out stuff we needed to toughen up our defenses.

When I asked, he answered, and didn't start toughening up for several minutes.

"We're looking for a huge reaction from our players, who need to toughen up mentally."

The US is now moving to toughen up their efforts.