stout造句

I'm a little teapot, short and stout.

This stout has a slight chocolate flavor.

The stout old man waddled across the road.

The balloon was tied down to a stout stake.

The manager put up stout resistance to the proposal.

Diageo's brands include Smirnoff vodka, Johnnie Walker scotch whisky, and Guinness stout.

The government seems to think that a stout defence of past reforms is enough.

Vandeuvres had sat himself down by the stout man, who still looked very sedate.

He bore on his shoulder a stout keg that seemed full of liquor.

Hope is a slender reed for a stout man to lean on.

The initial designs of the reek were inspired by Placerias, a stout, four-legged tusked species from the Triassic era.

At one side indeed there was a friendly architect, but on the other some stupid stout woman and her family.

On windswept outposts people live in tents but in the most sheltered regions they have stout, resilient cottages.

Though he was stout with plump hands he held himself like a much bigger person. Like two of himself.

Most of the men are sleeping forward, for it is near midnight, but a stout, swarthy Arab, Mahomed by name, stands at the tiller.

Armed with a reputation as a stout defender of American interests, she will have Congress's confidence and will therefore be able to strike a deal.

Any of several plants of the genus dieffenbachia native to tropical America having stout jointed stems and large variegated leaves and widely cultivated as an indoor plant.

Even with Ruud van Nistelrooy and Louis Saha in attack, the Old Trafford outfit were unable to find a way through the stout Boro defence.

Within its stout walls, I see a patchwork of tiled roofs. There is a random arrangement of colors — some a bold orange and others a faded yellowish-gray.

The door is barred with stout wooden poles and the windows are boarded with planks and protruding nails, but great gashes have been clawed in the tarred felt cladding the walls.

"Top-fermented Beers, popular in Britain, include ale, stout, and porter; they are characterized by a prominent head of released carbon dioxide, a sharper and more strongly hopped flavour than lagers, and an alcohol content of 4-6.5% by volume."

Dieffenbachia: any of several plants of the genus dieffenbachia native to tropical America having stout jointed stems and large variegated leaves and wide ly cultivated as an indoor plant.