Sentence examples for so sturdy from inspiring English sources

But Arbitration Rock was so sturdy, so seemingly unmovable.

Mr. McCrum is a close observer of why English has proved so sturdy and so vital.

Some greens, like endive, are so sturdy you can even grill them.

Mr. Bush has not always been so sturdy when discussing world affairs and uttering foreign words.

From the ground, Mr. Petit's movements appeared so sturdy it was easy to forget he had no safety line himself.

"When we started playing around with the kelp, I didn't expect it to be so sturdy," he said.

American Vogue is as big as a Grattan catalogue, Elle hits the scales at 1kg and the current Marie Claire - 'our biggest issue ever' - is an ever-so-sturdy 1.2kg.

He did so in sturdy allegiance to old ideals of high culture.

Not so the sturdy Mark Buehrle, who gave the Sox eight impeccable innings on Saturday, July 9.

So are sturdy little pancakes made with a thickish batter and mashed potato, and fried by spoonfuls in hot bacon fat.

The case, constructed of leather, wood and steel (animal, vegetable and mineral), is so amazingly sturdy that it has survived the checked-luggage netherworld for three decades.