| He had been a hale and hearty man, and she watched him as he lost a tremendous amount of weight. |
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| Paddy is still hale and hearty and in good health and as well he still continues his usual interests. |
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| Since so many people from that street are sill hale and hearty, there should be a ken interest in the event. |
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| His mom is still hale and hearty and is living in Bronxville in Westchester County. |
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| Save the odd case, this year has been good, the flock is hale and hearty, with strong wings and cheerful hearts. |
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| Fr. Frank's mother is the former Kate Groarke from Dalton and she is still hale and hearty in the Windy City. |
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| A hale and hearty person suddenly loses consciousness and is rushed to the hospital, with his blood pressure and pulse not recordable. |
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| Pray that those around you are hale and hearty because then only can you live happily and peacefully. |
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| She was hale and hearty when she attracted the recent party and all the Scully family wish her health and happiness for the future. |
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| His family are enormously proud of their dad and one of his daughters tells me that Willie is hale and hearty and had just sown a lawn with her the evening we spoke. |
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| I know it will be better with the distraction of new kitties in the house but I simply can't welcome the additions until Dr. Susan tells me they are hale and hearty. |
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| Ox is hale and hearty, crackling with conversation and cocktails, as a steakhouse should be. |
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| Indeed, many boffins are irked by how hale and hearty the venerable model is proving. |
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| Then again, McIlroy will be the new thing: younger, more powerful, more hale and hearty. |
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| Still, they all look remarkably hale and hearty on this punishing schedule. |
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| Mr. Cameron, hale and hearty at age 55, finally ascended to the Constitutional Court this month. |
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| At which point, the fire-fighters who took part in the operation are astonished to discover that the victim is hale and hearty! |
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| If you have a body that is hale and hearty, you will definitely have a positive attitude towards life. |
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| Special mention should be made of two very sporting grannies who, despite their years, were able to mix it up with the best of them and came home hale and hearty. |
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| He was hale and hearty and tally-hoed after the fox for two hours. |
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| Still hale and hearty, Bridie was in great form on the night, socialising with everyone present and performed her own party piece to rapturous applause. |
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| This adds up to considerable risk, even for hale and hearty Biff. |
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| Leadership qualities apart, it is his positive view of the life which has helped him maintain his cool all along and this seems to be keeping him hale and hearty. |
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| Margaret the mother of eleven children, 29 grandchildren and Great Grandmother of three is hale and hearty and welcomed all who came to deliver their congratulations. |
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| Three of the four are hale and hearty today, and it is doubtful they have forgotten a single detail of that event. |
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| The hale and hearty John Wilson provided an alternative take on the role of Lake Poet. |
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| Sport encourages them to develop their abilities and to play a fuller part in society, and it builds up their self-confidence, proving that they can do many activities as well as the hale and hearty. |
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| It is at six o'clock the following morning, that it is necessary to be hale and hearty to restart in the direction of the Rousset pass and attack the ascent. |
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| Although some habitats are hale and hearty, others are critically ill. |
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