Sentence examples for ruddy as from inspiring English sources

He noted that McKinley was a muscular man; that his face was ruddy, as would be expected of someone who spent most of his day outdoors; and that he was not sweating.

They'll be ruddy as the setting sun before long.

His hair had turned the color of a battleship a while ago, but his skin was still as ruddy as a country boy's.

The artists' suits are now caked with clay, creating a canvas within a canvas, and their faces are as ruddy as the floor itself.

Agüero's run was as strong as it was skilful, beating four attempted tacklers in a drive into the penalty area that ended with him poking the ball past Ruddy as the goalkeeper came out to narrow the angle.

The most mundane of domestic activities — sipping tea by the Kiplings' fireplace, conversing on their porch, breaking bread at their dining room table — were infused with a heady cognizance that Ruddy, as he was known, very likely did these things too.

Knife-sharp coastal winds and bucolic smells whipped across her ruddy cheeks as she thought of the forbidden.

Then eight years ago, Mr. Schwarzenegger— whom Mr. Ruddy described as a personal friend, and godfather to his children — got hooked on the project.

Two years later, it remains in ruddy health as Malawian voters head to the polls today for an election that no one can predict.

The dried field pea produces a ruddy broth as it boils, and it tastes beefier, more nutty and less earthy than the black-eyed pea.

For days, the Lewintons, along with scores of rubbernecking drivers and camera-wielding sightseers, marveled at the two-story chunk of creamy stucco and ruddy tile as it bobbed on a barge off South Ocean Boulevard.