harden *

His eyes hardened for a moment as he looked at me.

Her face hardened over again as she met my eyes.

The children in the city were hardened at an early age.

His voice had hardened as he turned back to her.

Yet he had gone without, and hardened himself in the process.

"We are going to have to get hardened up here."

She looked into the black eyes now, and felt herself harden inside.

His voice hardened a little to take on an edge.

Or perhaps his years on the field of battle had hardened him.

He looked at me with green eyes hardened by intelligence.

Both of the women were obviously hardened to their work.

She was still young, her face just beginning to harden.

Then be turned away, and his features hardened with thought.

They knew what to expect, had hardened their program against his defense.

His eyes had hardened and he no longer looked like a kid.

Her big dark eyes hardened, and she pulled away from me.

His arms hardened around me to the point of pain.

But more recently, the president has, if anything, seemed to harden his position again.

"But without getting, well, hardened like most men in your position would be."

The woman knew what she was doing, and I quickly hardened in her mouth.

I did not speak it to him, but his eyes hardened upon me.

"You want to get them up and growing, so they have time to harden off before fall."

If anything, public opposition to a war has hardened here.

Doing it now will give new growth time to harden off.

It would take time for them to harden once more.