| A hard-mouthed retriever will damage a bird as he carries it, but he will gladly release it to your hand. |
| She was hard-mouthed and indignant, which, after all, was but natural. |
| All the strain that Alaric could bring to bear on the reins did not serve to check the headlong speed of the hard-mouthed ponies. |
| I saw the Speaker's face stiffen like the face of a helmsman as he humours a hard-mouthed yacht after a sudden following sea. |
| You would soon spoil him, and make him hard-mouthed, if you jerked the bit about in that fashion. |
| When targeting snook and other hard-mouthed predators, using the right size and style hook makes a difference. |
