Sentence examples for a real workhorse from inspiring English sources

Cliché: "This running back's a real workhorse".

"A good patient is a real workhorse," Wilson says.

The 2CV was a real workhorse, with a utilitarian feel and an affordable price.

"She's an example of a coastal schooner," Captain Barnes said, "the 19th-century cargo ships that were the 18-wheelers of their day; a real workhorse".

But it is as the bloody mary, with vodka, that the cocktail became the country's house drink in the 1960's -- a real workhorse, ready to start the day as a popular hangover remedy, show up at picnics and tailgating parties, and the first to hit the patio as the sun dropped and the charcoal began to glow.

Capt Williams added: "She's been a real workhorse.

"(A) warrior and real workhorse who the team rode all the way to semifinals," Edison Coach Josh Musselman said of his ace who had pitching wins in 25 of the Chargers' 26 victories.

But the real workhorse of that is the growing a lot of marijuana and selling that at wholesale to other dispensaries in the state.

Today, the mass spectrometerhas become the real workhorse for protein sequencing and proteindeterminations.

The Service and Parts Department is the real workhorse of dealership profits, representing both revenues and gross profit.

Junior doctors – all doctors who have not yet become a consultant, which usually happens when a doctor is in their mid to late 30s – are the real workhorses of the NHS.