| It was a tough call, so Norman did what he had learned to do on all tough calls throughout his brilliant legal career. |
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| On yesterday's form neither of them would let the side down and picking one over the other will be a tough call for the international selectors. |
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| The purported swing voter on abortion issues, Justice Anthony Kennedy, is a tough call. |
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| Identifying a high-risk patient and choosing a suitable prevention strategy can be a tough call for any physician. |
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| It can be a tough call as to whether I need DDAVP or a hospital assessment first. |
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| She was the sole breadwinner in the family and it was a tough call. |
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| Many of you will have seen some permutation of the mass e-mail joke bouncing around where the narrator is a news photographer, on assignment, having to make a tough call. |
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| Now, I refuse to take the flak on that one, though it was a tough call. |
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| But, you know, it's a pretty tough call, squeezing 50 years of career into two hours on stage? |
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| As we so often remind you and will mention again, you are not alone on your journey so if the going gets tough call on your Guides, or whomever you believe is with you. |
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