Utiliser "hale" dans une phrase

1. though, our other children are hale and healthy

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2. How could so hulking and so hale a thing

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3. He looked as hale and hardy as usual, but I noticed his hair was beginning to turn gray

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4. He shook his head to clear his thoughts, then he showed Jai and Ceder that the enchanted eggs had been safely recovered, with both Syn and the El fish hale

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5. I don’t know if you remember but there’s a law firm, Webber and Hale

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6. He could re-sell Webber and Hale if his plans went pear shaped, but there would still be a loss

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7. If it all went to plan then he would need Webber and Hale

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8. The legal barracudas, including Sam’s own lawyers at Webber and Hale, would now be hounding UVS for compensation

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9. He bought his mum a huge house out in Hale Barnes not too far from the old neighbourhood but far enough to keep her old friends away

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10. “Ma’am… you would prefer to have a dead son in the hands of the paramedics or a hale and hearty son in your arms?” I said as respecting as I could

11. Hale that was big__ and __beautiful,” young Pete replied

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12. Hale is this what the preacher meant last Sunday

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13. JBZ Director, William Hale, couldn't have cared less how

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14. Director Hale practically

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15. He is described in the opening chapter as being ‘of a hale and strong complexion, lean-bodied, and thin-faced’

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16. “Do you know from which tomb they hale? Not that it matters, research will provide the answer if you do not have it

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17. Mounting pressure to determine the whereabouts of Agent Hale brought Barnes storming back into interview one

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18. I was so moved by this experience of silence that I immediately turned around, went home, called Hale, and asked him if I could come to an advanced training, even though I was just a beginner

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19. A hale of small arms fire came within minutes as the remaining mercenaries opened fire

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20. Derrick Herrington sat in an uncomfortable high back chair, having tea with his sister Kristen, a foreign ambassador, and their childhood guardian, Will Hale

21. Technically it was the male child who was the heir, but since Kristen and him had both just became adults, Will Hale told them to rule together

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22. Rafferty left the call-box and put his foot down all the way to his mother's house, but when he got there he found her sitting in her favourite chair by the window, watching the world go by and looking a damn sight more hale and hearty than he felt himself

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23. This is how the undead “E” energy of these filthy unseen things twists your natural healthy aura energy into a cunning serpentine “S”… destroying your natural hale, healthy radiating living energy: which should radiated out happily and healthily: instead of getting all twisted up into knots inside you

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24. Matt had even had the gall to name his little gunboat the USS Nathanael, after the Revolutionary war hero Nathaniel Hale

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25. That was when the first hale stone hit the pane

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26. They are hale and healthy as they know the art of living well

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27. If you are an avid air traveler and hale from Great Britain then you will probably remember the August 10, 2006 event wherein security inside the U

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28. Laurence, hale and hearty as ever, was quite as much improved as the others by his foreign tour, for the crustiness seemed to be nearly gone, and the old-fashioned courtliness had received a polish which made it kindlier than ever

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29. His hair trimly dressed, clean linen, and, above all, a hale, ruddy,

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30. “Okay…Jamie, shouldn't you have Dan Hale handle this for you, maybe tomorrow

31. When Nathan Hale, who became an American spy when only twenty years old during the revolution, had been captured by the British and was preparing for execution, he famously said, “I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country

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32. ”5 Hale was clearly thinking about those who would inhabit this great country in the future

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33. Like Nathan Hale, they gave their lives to ensure freedom and a high quality of life for those of us living today

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34. Nathan Hale began spying for the Americans when he was twenty years old and became an American hero when he was executed by the British

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35. ” And yet, under the original Constitution, Hale the young spy would have been too young to vote

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36. A powerful current of warm breath issued at regular intervals from the profound cavity of his mouth while in rhythmic resonance the loud strong hale reverberations of his formidable heart thundered rumblingly causing the ground, the summit of the lofty tower and the still loftier walls of the cave to vibrate and tremble

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37. Seventy beds keeps he there teeming mothers are wont that they lie for to thole and bring forth bairns hale so God's angel to Mary quoth

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38. His hair trimly dressed, clean linen, and, above all, a hale, ruddy, wholesome country look, made him out as pretty a piece of woman's meat as you could see, and I should have thought any one much out of taste, that could not have made a hearty meal of such a morsel as nature seemed to have designed for the highest diet of pleasure

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39. She penned a letter to Major General Willis Hale, commander of the Seventh Air Force

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40. In it, she begged Hale not to give up searching; Louie, she wrote, was alive

41. The worthy man was hale and hearty, not exceeding three score and seven, and had never dreamt of being superannuated

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42. Mother Coxtart also seem’d very hearty and hale after last Night’s Debauch

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43. I recognized him, David Hale out of Central

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44. His tag said DAVID HALE

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45. I left one patrol officer behind to radio in for a full lockdown of the building, and the rest of us followed Hale through the museum’s central hall

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46. Hale, The Captive Press in the Third Reich (Princeton, NJ, 1964), p

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47. Hale: England and the Italian Renaissance

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48. He was, it could be discerned, tall, broad-shouldered, and of a hale appearance, in spite of his invalid state, though he was somewhat thin and looked ill

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49. turned the old man, till lately almost hale, and to some extent

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50. What evil, my jewel? If your old man was hale and hearty, 'twould be a different matter, but he's neither alive nor dead as it is

51. To say that the reason a man is not touched by my art is because he is still too stupid, besides being very self-conceited and also rude, is to reverse the rôles, and for the sick to send the hale to bed

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52. New York, still young, vigorous and hale, prefers its drama in lumps, and suffers from no dyspeptic results

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53. The weak and aged members of the majority have been kept all night from their slumbers, by a hale and sturdy minority; which slumbers they might, by the way, at any moment have enjoyed, if that very majority had yielded the point of adjournment

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54. The picture represented America as a hale youth, about eighteen or twenty-one, with a huge purse in his pocket

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55. In the Homeric version, Dionysos, in the guise of a fair youth with dark locks and purple mantle, appears by the seashore, when he is espied by Tyrrhenian pirates, who seize him and hale him on board their ship, hoping to obtain a rich ransom

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