Sentence examples for hardy on from inspiring English sources

"Venus flytraps get fat and hardy on meat," Ashbaugh said.

JAGUARS' HARDY ON INJURED RESERVE: Jacksonville put Kevin Hardy on injured reserve yesterday, bringing an almost-certain end to the linebacker's six years with the team.

She's also turned Glen Billl Camp), Stonefield's resident American literary intellectual, from a French specialist into a student of Hardy on whom he's writing an academic work.

The National Trust now owns the house and organises special events here, including Tea with Mr Hardy on 18 June (free with regular admission), which will feature readings from the author's works by the Hardy Players.

THOUGH March 21 was officially the first day of spring, the season really began the day the local garden center set out those billowy seas of pink and lavender, those pots of gawky geraniums, those silky poppies and all the "new-this-year" and "rare" things that die in my garden because they are not really hardy on Long Island.

After seeing the photos, Smith flip-flopped, calling for the Cowboys to cut Hardy on Sunday.

My kind of woman; but then they breed 'em hardy out on the plains.

Their only hope was to dispatch the hardiest on an expedition to scale the mountains and find civilization beyond the peaks ringing the Valley of Tears glacier, in which the plane had crashed during a thunderstorm.

The protruding bays of the flanking houses are big and boisterous enough for something twice their size, and smother the neat little masonry tricks of 38, which is like Stan Laurel squashed between two Oliver Hardys on the subway.

Katherine's father was Herbert Cozens-Hardy, the Liberal MP for North Norfolk who became the Master of the Rolls in 1907 and Baron Cozens-Hardy on 1 July 1914.

Historically, the one-weight inequality for the classical Hardy operator on decreasing functions was characterize by Arino and Muckenhoupt [7] under the so called B p condition.