Sentence examples for hardy that from inspiring English sources

His genius slowly gained recognition, and in 1913 he began a correspondence with the British mathematician Godfrey H. Hardy that led to a special scholarship from the University of Madras and a grant from Trinity College, Cambridge.

Others are so hardy that the Parks Department plans to propagate them from cuttings or even tissue culture.

The deservedly popular Levi's 501s (straight-legged, button fly) are so hardy that, somewhere, originals from 1890 are probably still being worn (Levi's, 414 West 14th Street; $58).

The fungi are so hardy that popular antifungal pills, which carry a small risk of liver damage, are completely successful less than half of the time.

A modernized reading of H.G. Wells's 1898 novel (and one with more emotional depth and fewer sadistic jolts than the version Steven Spielberg recently gave us), this "War of the Worlds" features throngs of invading alien machines so hardy that even an A-bomb can't stop them.

The conclusion we draw is that there is something fundamentally righteous about a policeman in uniform, & that a cop caught setting fire to the hacked remains of his inamorate could still turn a look his audience that would convince all but the most hardy that they were in imminent danger of being run in for disturbing the peace, and perhaps resisting an office into the bargain.

Switchgrass is a hardy plant that can survive in soil that isn't very rich.

"They're hardy trees that are surviving".

For hardy souls, that puts Amenia in commuting distance of Manhattan.

This is one of those borderline hardy shrubs that seemed to be doing fine until last winter.

Both are hardy plants that can grow on dry, stony soil.