| A double blow ReprintsSince his chastisement Mr Gibbs has insisted stoutly that he expects the Democrats to hold on to both chambers. |
| He was stoutly built, not yet of middle age, and riding a horse, who like himself, had seen brighter days. |
| Walter is played by the now stoutly adolescent actor, and is required to stop doing his familiar tiny little voice and be a hearty normal kid. |
| He and Huffington stoutly deny any trouble, though they confirm that HuffPo has attracted robust outside interest. |
| The hugely controversial contiguous cull of livestock to combat the foot-and-mouth epidemic was stoutly defended by the Government. |
| Most varieties are stoutly constructed, suggesting a defensive mechanism against predatory fish. |
