hardy-looking

She asked if the less hardy-looking chains were due to budget cuts, but Sanitation Commissioner John Doherty said the department had been seeking to change out its chains for years, and that the new chains cost and performed the same.

Deputy Mayor Admits Fault For Bungled Snow Response AP 2011

She asked if the less hardy-looking chains were due to budget cuts, but Sanitation Commissioner John Doherty said the department had been seeking to change out its chains for years, and that the new chains cost and performed the same.

Deputy Mayor Admits Fault For Bungled Snow Response AP 2011

Construction workers—a hardy-looking bunch of men and women—were scattered all around the chamber, engaged in heavy lifting, laser-drilling, and energy-sawing.

Creative Couplings John S. Drew 2005

Construction workers—a hardy-looking bunch of men and women—were scattered all around the chamber, engaged in heavy lifting, laser-drilling, and energy-sawing.

Creative Couplings John S. Drew 2005

Construction workers—a hardy-looking bunch of men and women—were scattered all around the chamber, engaged in heavy lifting, laser-drilling, and energy-sawing.

Creative Couplings John S. Drew 2005

Construction workers—a hardy-looking bunch of men and women—were scattered all around the chamber, engaged in heavy lifting, laser-drilling, and energy-sawing.

Creative Couplings John S. Drew 2005

Construction workers—a hardy-looking bunch of men and women—were scattered all around the chamber, engaged in heavy lifting, laser-drilling, and energy-sawing.

Creative Couplings John S. Drew 2005

The bridegroom was a hardy-looking, upstanding young chap that looked as if work was no trouble to him.

Robbery Under Arms 2004

The men, however, were stout, hardy-looking fellows, and might be individually formidable as irregular cavalry.

Waverley 2004

Three or four hardy-looking fellows, policemen, were gliding about in their blue coats and leather hats, holding their thin walking-sticks behind them; conspicuous amongst whom was the leader, a tall lathy North Briton with a keen eye and hard features.

Wild Wales : Its People, Language and Scenery 2004