| A hard-mouthed retriever will damage a bird as he carries it, but he will gladly release it to your hand. |
| And I drove hard-mouthed teams, the kind that pull on the reins all day long. |
| When targeting snook and other hard-mouthed predators, using the right size and style hook makes a difference. |
| But he was hard-mouthed, and stiff-necked and hell-bent on having his own way about things. |
| He brings out the usual repertoire of steely glares and hard-mouthed grimaces that we all know and love but it's all far more Clint Eastwood than Terry McCaleb. |
| A hard-mouthed animal is a very unpleasant one for a lady to ride, and is apt to degenerate into a runaway. |
