Sentence examples for Get hearty from inspiring English sources

During Fleet Week every year, Navy officers and sailors in dress whites get hearty handshakes from admiring civilians.

For a solo performer, a sure way to get hearty applause is to pack your show with lots of characters representing multiple accents, races and nationalities.

Their alter egos get heartier cheers for simply appearing than for anything they actually say, and they seldom hang around for long.

Excess chlorine can be bad for young plants, but as the plants get heartier, tap water is usually fine.

Cammalleri had drawn the wrath of Canadiens fans recently, getting hearty choruses of boos and cat-call whistles at home.

Coward would have been pleased to know that 81 years after he wrote them, lyrics like "People I employ/Have the impertinence to call me Myrna Loy" are still getting hearty laughs, even from audience members who have heard them more than once before.

The neologism got hearty laughs and applause, especially as the president informed the crowd that the condition was covered under his health care law.

JOHN: The tax issue is telling: calling for abolishing the IRS and flattening taxes gets hearty applause... Yet Giuliani points out that the IRS is necessary to administer whatever tax system we have, and McCain takes the opportunity to discuss the alternative minimum tax.

The courses soon got heartier and I was hooked.

And we get another hearty rendition of the fight song.

While the butterflied chicken breast has little flavor of its own, it does get a hearty, vinegary overlay of artichokes and sun-dried tomatoes.