sturdily

A morning spent working outside in the fresh air would do her good, she told herself sturdily.

The boy was tall for his age, and sturdily built.

American guns I have always found to be sturdily built.

Of average height for a girl, she was more sturdily built.

It was sturdily built and seemed very tall to her.

This one was built sturdily, like his father, and resembled him in the face.

"I was going on to say this," said the captain sturdily.

There was a little boy, surely no older than three, walking sturdily along next to his mother.

She was full rigged ship and sturdily built with a large hold.

They sang sturdily on Wednesday night and sometimes gave pleasure.

A few of them backed away while others got back in line, and then one sturdily built young man stepped forward.

Sitting sturdily on its tripod, the dish began to turn.

The moving barrier would also require today's small cars to be built more sturdily.

She clung to him, but held her ground sturdily, more excited than afraid.

He will not willingly leave me in captivity,' said the young man sturdily.

The house's one tower stood sturdily at the east side of the house, with windows all round.

But democracy survived then, and there is reason to hope it will respond sturdily now.

"The man himself was perhaps 40 years of age, sturdily built, and with a fine head on his shoulders.

I've got to admit the thing was sturdily made.

His mother would have called her an old-fashioned girl, but she was sturdily independent and sensible.

"I understand what is needful for me to know," he said sturdily.

The buildings surrounding the bakery were sturdily built, and old.

Ultimate success, he believed, seemed most sturdily built on the foundation of failure.

"Well, come now, we've done better than you hoped," he said sturdily.

The stone building itself was old and sturdily constructed.