Sentence examples for hardy act from inspiring English sources

Once again, Corden is immensely (unusually?) likeable as Craig, and his and Smith's Laurel and Hardy act (as someone mentioned last week) is turning into a fun annual tradition.

Dan Martin of The Guardian questioned the decision to air a standalone episode as the penultimate show of the series, calling "Closing Time" "something of a curiosity" as well as writing positively about Smith and Corden's "Laurel and Hardy act".

Every sentence she whimpered seemed to begin with 'Ooh Derek' and end with: 'Well, I don't really know, but he suggested that she had graced some of Coronation Street's "finest scenes", pointing to Mavis and Rita's spoof of a Laurel and Hardy act as one example.

Set against the low bar of the Home Office, which is famously 'not fit for purpose', or the deeply dodgy and financially inept Ministry of Defence, or the perennially dysfunctional Laurel-and-Hardy act of the Bank of England and the Treasury, the DCMS has shone like a beacon of probity and efficiency over the last 20 years.

Hardy often acted as a scout who would help bring supplies to troops on the front line.

Then he spent the rest of the summer fruitlessly trying to develop a kind of monstrous Laurel and Hardy-style double act with Boris Johnson.

The operator-valued analytic function Wn,T is shown to act as a contractive multiplier from the Hardy space into the associated standard weighted Bergman space.

It isn't, however, until the final third of the novel, when Gemma, risking her own life, is forced to leave what she loves and act independently, that "The Flight of Gemma Hardy" becomes its most satisfying self.

Planted with hardy vines that change colors with the season, the fences will act like a curtain wall, slightly separated from and cladding the building, creating a narrow gap where a microclimate of ferns, mosses and collected rainwater can evolve.

Not only are Dorothy Fields and Amanda McBroom, the songwriters being honored by Julie Wilson in her new cabaret act, as different as New York and Los Angeles (their respective hometowns), but these two hardy women are separated in age by two generations.

The federal Fish and Wildlife Service proposed Friday to give Endangered Species Act protections to the wolverine, one of the largest and hardiest members of the weasel family, largely because climate change is whittling away its wintry habitat in the northern Rockies.