Sentence examples for hearty about from inspiring English sources
The German Bundesliga was until only recently feeling hearty about its alternative football model to the oligarch, sheikh and US private equity rent-seeking consumption of the Premier League, with supporter-owned clubs and full, bouncing stadiums hosting fans with cheap tickets in massive standing areas.
As delicious and special as it is, there is nothing hearty about our local cuisine and nothing particularly jovial about the spirit in which it is served.
His mother somehow cooked and served a hearty lunch for about 20; TV crew, hangers-on, the jostling buddies, assorted relatives.
Sometimes they'll drop from $5 each to $2.50 each, meaning that you get at least ten hearty meals for about $1 each!
That buffet is fresh and hearty, with about a dozen cold dishes and an equal number of hot ones.
Hearty Roots, about 100 miles north of New York City, spans 70 acres with a clear view of the Catskill Mountains to the west.
Lisicki has something of the hearty amateur about her game – a great tonic on the day to Sharapova's chilly, shrieking queenliness.
The problem is exacerbated by the number of prisoners who are inside too briefly for anything helpful to happen to them but long enough to lose their homes and jobs.After some hearty talk about hard work behind bars, and siphoning off drug addicts and the mentally ill for treatment outside prison, Mr Clarke gets to the nub of it.
But I could draw a parallel to the behind-the-scenes machinations of Dudley Do-Right and Snidely Whiplash; (actual) cartoon characters running to and from center stage to twizzle a moustache or trill hearty declarations about "here I come to save the day!" (Dudley... Romney... come to think of it, there is something there!).
But Firehouse Steakhouse is as much about hearty food as it is about firefighting, with steak, of course, the house specialty.
What is it about hearty, heartless Henry VIII that, five centuries on, scriptwriters and novelists still buzz about him like wasps around jam? The fascination is not confined to Anne Boleyn's heaving bosom, whatever Philippa Gregory might have you think.
