stalwart

I go to stop the Stalwarts - yes, they do come, whether you believe in them or not.

He kept quiet about what he'd done to the stalwarts.

My stalwarts were surprised at this, for they did not know what I knew.

Before long, you're back to the stalwarts you see in any abandoned field.

Through it all, good times and bad, he remained never less than a stalwart of the union.

The public sector, once a stalwart of security, has lost some 4.5 million jobs in the past six years.

But for some stalwarts of the midway, this year may be the last.

Jones is one of the stalwarts on the Jets' defense.

But gains like that have even some stalwarts moving money off the table.

A couple of stalwarts are planning to pack it in.

For that, what the cops and the stalwarts had run up would do fine.

The stalwarts were careful not to give them an excuse.

The stalwart looked down on the dainty figure before him.

Well, there's no way the Stalwarts will retreat before one person, and a woman at that.

This spot is a stalwart of quality despite many years on the block.

Leave it to the stalwarts like that fine young man accompanying you.

As the match went on I found we had some stalwarts in our ranks.

Party stalwarts saw to it that they were passed over for promotion.

He has been described as a stalwart of Labor campaigning.

Stalwart was paid off to reserve on 1 December 1925.

The stalwarts who thrilled you last season turn out to have just been passing through.

He is a sound catcher who has been a defensive stalwart at every level.

But when the rally began at 1:30 this afternoon, the party stalwarts had little company.

Some of the shrubs have proved to be stalwarts as well.

Some of these animators are now stalwarts in the industry.

The stalwart five on the other side of the mountain were having their difficulties.

My own awareness of this stalwart annual began several years ago.

He does not look the least like my father, but surely comes from that same army of stalwart men.

You pride yourself so much on this cold, stalwart image.

A hero, a stalwart man to depend on for everything.

No businessman has been a more stalwart supporter of the President.

They were fine, stalwart men with regular features and strong, white teeth.

Immediately after taking office in 1933, he became a stalwart foe of the new president.

At the very least, they say, stalwart Republicans will turn out even if there is a blizzard.

He plainly expected no such reaction from his stalwart son.

We spent a pleasant hour in the company of the small but stalwart congregation.

After all, they had always been Japan's most stalwart traditionalists.

Shows what a noble, stalwart pillar of society he is!

Behind him was the stalwart form of his manservant, Francisco.

Only the most stalwart held to their visions, in both height and style.

Too easy; elderly people everywhere are the most stalwart voters.

A stalwart soul, I refused to laugh with her in view of my hard day.

These two stalwart champions of equal rights for women came closer in their final years.

Like the detective, they recognized the stalwart form of the new arrival.

But Honda is hardly a stalwart ally of such groups.

Sacrificing defense spending will, however, be met with stalwart resistance.

Even the Italians, the most stalwart of the regime's friends, dramatically cut back.

It is unknown to even the most stalwart of theatergoers.

They admire the stalwart way he has fought the war on terror.

So our stalwart volunteers are in for two unpleasant surprises.