Sentence examples for stoutly built from inspiring English sources

A large wading bird, stoutly built, with moderately long neck and short tail.

Medium to large wading or walking birds, stoutly built, with long necks.

Mr. Lacroix-Dubarry, a stoutly built man of 63, ships no foie gras to the United States and was dismissive of legislative efforts there to ban foie gras.

The big brown bat (E. fuscus) is a common North American species, and the serotine (E. serotinus) is a stoutly built Eurasian form.

And then, out of the blue, a stoutly built member of the audience did just that, bellowing at the British tenor, Ian Bostridge: "Bitte lernen Deutsch".

Morphological analysis of the elements from a nearly complete cat's foreleg reveals the existence of a large and stoutly built cheetah, Acinonyx pardinensis (Croizet et Jobert, 1828) s.l., in the Dmanisi faunal assemblage.

But as scientists and engineers have gained these hard-won glimpses into the mechanics of a tragedy, there is one other question that almost all of them have carefully avoided asking: could another building, indeed any building, no matter how stoutly or cleverly built, have stood longer than the twin towers did, let more people escape or perhaps never collapsed?

On the foundation of old friendship, new confidence and respect between himself and Davis were built up so stoutly that all the strains of the War between the States could not overthrow them.

Butcher has been unable to radically alter the form of the players he inherited from Fenlon and it will be the summer before he can affect the changes that will likely deliver the same kind of motivated and stoutly effective team that he built at Inverness.

He encouraged designer Carlo Simi to build western towns stoutly, one reusing mighty logs from Orson Welles's Falstaff: they stand even now.

Campbell stoutly defended the ­September 2002 Iraqi weapons dossier which stated that Saddam was continuing to build up a nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons programme – claims that were shown to be without foundation after the invasion.