"hardy body" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a physically fit and sturdy body that is able to withstand difficult conditions or harsh environments. Example: The marathon runner had a hardy body that helped her conquer the grueling course despite the scorching heat.
A few of Mr. Kelly's small but hardy boat planes swoop down every week to traverse the dingy body of water that divides the city from itself.
Athletes like McKee and Zamboni show that the human body is hardier than you might assume, however – and could encourage more people to take up a more modest regime.
Docile, hardy, and surefooted, they have compact bodies and range from 13.2 to 15 hands (about 54 to 60 inches, or 137 to 152 cm) tall.
People also forget that sharing a rolled up note that everyone is sticking into bloody nostrils can transmit Hepatitis C, which is a hardy little virus that lives outside the body for weeks".
Racism is a hardy virus that mutates to adapt to the body politic in which it is embedded.
Encircled by a 5km asphalt running track and jetties from which to launch small boats (and bodies – some of the swimmers here are hardy folk), the illusion of an island holiday is enhanced by two thermal spa complexes.
*HWE P, Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium P-value; LOD, logarithm of odds; MAF, minor allele frequency; TBLM, total body lean mass.
During fruiting body formation, some of the cells die to form a stalk and other cells form hardy spores at the top of the stalk.
I was joined at the theatre by about half a dozen other hardy souls for nearly two hours of graphically simulated gore-spatter and clangorously balletic monomachy of bodies and vehicles.
See, the body of that unfortunate sailor has washed up on that very same island, containing a colony of hardy African bugs.
