Sentence examples for most hearty from inspiring English sources
Australia has one of the Pacific Rim's most hearty economies.
Not to dispute Heiden's recollections of the Norwegians as most hearty and respectful at their Lillehammer Games in 1994, or the fact that they, unlike us, know what the heck is going on in most of these confounding winter events, but I also seem to remember them thoroughly enjoying their record 26 medals, a greater Winter Olympics haul than the United States has ever had, home or away.
Add to that, the fact that life expectancy is extending, so even if relationships manage to remain intact, we're talking about sustaining partner satisfaction for potentially 70 or 80 years among our most hearty couples.
The more knowledge you have about both the area you plan to serve and the most hearty, attractive and economical options your customers can choose, the more value you present.
On the day of the biopsy, most were hearty eight- or nine-cell embryos.
As the city's night life is increasingly influenced by dance-music sounds and shaped by renewed public spaces such as Grand Park, the options for the most party-hearty night of the year are reflecting these shifts.
Grapplers separated amicably enough following most stops, with hearty slaps on the back.
This is one of the most comforting and hearty dishes – the salty smokiness of the chorizo works well with the nuttiness of the sprouts and barley.
Sweet potatoes are one of the most healthful and hearty vegetables in the produce aisle: they're so prized, and so hard to get, that food banks in California paid more per pound for sweet potatoes than for any other fruit or vegetable last season.
She tends two Jersey cows and 23 goats, "counting papa," to produce a variety of hard and soft cheeses, including Cheshire, a type of cheddar which Steve Jenkins said is "among the most satisfying, simple, hearty and rustic cheeses known to man".
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Buena Vista, 12), meanwhile, strives for its own kind of robust classicism: of all the Marvel comic-based screen adventures that have flooded the screen in recent years, it's the one most hale and hearty in its heroism, and least inclined toward hip, post-modern snark; you suspect Robert Redford wouldn't have agreed to a villainous supporting role otherwise.
