Sentence examples for a few sturdy from inspiring English sources
Entrees included a few sturdy pasta dishes.
They may not legally be shipped to the mainland from Hawaii, where a few sturdy souls have lately begun to grow them anyway.
Every Thursday night at a single-family house in Bellerose, Queens, they file in the side door and down the stairs, men with ham-hock forearms, and a few sturdy women, too.
There is a school, or what some would call a centre for indoctrination: a few sturdy wooden chairs remain and from the cane beams hang posters for ideological education: there's a eulogy to Timochenko, and a warning of: "Total Crisis.
Listening to Eli tell his favorite stories, mixed in with a few sturdy old jokes, is both a familiar pleasure and a somewhat uncanny experience, since though I have heard most of them before, I can never be sure if it was from Eli or Sam.
The modular culinary system has a distinctly bento box feel but instead of flimsy tupperware inserts, the "device" sports a slick-looking bamboo construction with a magnetic close, a few sturdy containers and magnetic cutlery that stays secure in the enclosure.
John Fahey, a finance minister in the former coalition government, under John Howard, says Mr Abbott was not "known for his judgment" then, and has not taken his "best team into government" now.As opposition leader, Mr Abbott played tough against a divided Labor government, but offered few sturdy policies.
Instead here he was under the leaden skies of the north-east in front of a few thousand sturdy stalwarts in anoraks.
In Shirahige Nishi, an area of grassy plots and collapsing hovels chosen for the drills, Kudo Chisato, a lifelong resident, peered out from her shingled home, one of the few sturdy buildings remaining in the area.
Gaffer tape has been used in many sound constructions over the years, but few sturdier than this: a comedy act that after only two years has the world apparently at its feet.
It took Toyota years to design better cars, but in the interim it kept a tenuous toehold in the American market by selling a few of its sturdy Land Cruisers — the Jeep of Japan.
