About the only thing wrong with the burrito was the firm, rubbery flour tortilla, which posed a sturdy shield between mouth and the succulent innards.
Celebration, because the Bill of Rights has proven a sturdy shield for protecting individual freedom.
The speed of a system like ScenGen is powerful, but it's also an incredibly sturdy shield.
I wrote a thing: Has there ever been a sturdier shield?
The old universities, the law courts, the Lords, the Commons and the Church all inhabited very separate worlds with different interests; and many people saw this diversity and pluralism as providing the sturdiest shield for British democracy, perpetuating an informal separation of powers.
As I struggle into my navy-blue overalls, I am offered boot shields - sturdy PVC envelopes to slip over my shoes - and even a surgical mask to guard against dust and the stench of ammonia.
West of the farm a path leads uphill between banks topped with ash, oak and sycamore, and where buckler, male, and soft shield ferns, remain green and sturdy, untouched by frost.
For protection beyond what you can get from sturdy clothes and makeshift armor, consider building a shield.
Ideally, a shield should be as hard and sturdy as possible, with a handle or bar on the rear to grip.
This was again followed by yes/no option for welding helmet/face shield, protective gloves, welding goggles/eye shield, respirators/masks, sturdy footwear, apron, earmuffs and an open option for any other equipment they wore for their protection.
Yet while the marble markers are more refined, with their graceful shields and evenly sized and neatly spaced letters, the Fredericksburg headstones have a sturdy, hand-hewn look.
