be a tough act to follow in English

(Slang) be so successful or talented that it would be difficult to surpass

Use "be a tough act to follow" in a sentence

1. That's a tough act to follow.

2. Sometimes you have to be prepared to act on/follow a hunch.

3. Colette is shown to be an assertive and opinionated French woman who likes to act tough, especially in

4. I might act tough but I got a lot of feelings.

5. You have to be tough.

6. How can I follow up on invitations to act?

7. 14 Tend to follow their feelings and act impulsively.

8. You tried to be tough

9. DO YOU know any boys or girls who try to act big and tough?— Do you like to be with them?

10. She can be a tough lady to negotiate with.

11. Accident could be a tough sell.

12. I want to be a dandelion: a tough , resilient weed.

13. To survive as a lone marmot, you have to be tough.

14. You need to be tough and flexible.

15. To act in accordance with; follow: He Acted on my advice

16. must be tough being a woman here.

17. Follow and act upon their lusts (verse 16)

18. So even tough you have power, still, a Blowjob is a submissive act where you submit to your man’s power

19. It can be tough trying to juggle a career and a family.

20. I had to be tough for my kids.

21. “Kofi Annan has been more supportive of human rights than any secretary-general in UN history, so the new secretary-general will have a tough act to follow,” said Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch.

22. Apostasy definition is - an act of refusing to continue to follow, obey, or recognize a religious faith.

23. Being on a varsity team must be tough.

24. Number four, they must be intending to drive a wedge between those tough countries and those that are not so tough.

25. Running back Emmitt Smith is a class act and quarterback Troy Aikman is cool, tough and dignified.