Sentence examples similar to hardy wings from inspiring English sources
Which is why I don't really think that the division of conservatism — and particularly conservative media — into squishy Acela corridor centrists and hardy right-wing activists even makes much sense on its own terms.
The former finds US comedy website Splitsider asking that hardy perennial question about right-wing comedy – in this case, Why does every conservative Daily Show fail?
"Clear ant wings, damselflies, not just hardy beetles," Holden says of his companions.
Empirical support for the lack of color based assortative mating comes from hybrid zone analysis that shows Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium of wing color patterns [ 8].
Technically a tuber but generally sold as a perennial because it is hardy to Zone 6, hardy begonia looks like an angel wing begonia.
Chitin, a tough polysaccharide, is the main ingredient in the hardy shells of crustaceans, the armorlike cuticles of insects, and even the flexible wings of butterflies.
The Wyss Institute's bioplastic is made using chitosan, a form of chitin, which is a tough polysaccharide that is responsible for the hardy shells of shrimp and other crustaceans, armor-like insect cuticles, and flexible butterfly wings.
But a brave, hardy few stayed put — around 40 to 50, local brokers estimate — taking the view that while the new left-wing government could hardly be described as investor friendly, it would ultimately agree to a deal with Europe.
