hale and hearty

Everyone's hoping she'll be back at school before too long, hale and hearty.

He was hale and hearty when I saw him only a few days since."

The implication, of course, is that he's not hale and hearty enough to get from his bed to the phone.

But by the sound of it your brothers are a hale and hearty pair.

Other than that, she felt quite hale and hearty.

And with a new heart, your father will be really hale and hearty again.

He had been old before, but never had seemed less than hale and hearty.

Hale and Hearty serves 400 to 500 customers a day, not including a large delivery business.

Here we are, hale and hearty, neither of us exactly a moron.

The two kinds of activities are complementary in keeping you hale and hearty.

Since you are obviously hale and hearty, I will see you later.

Now she at least was more hale and hearty than she had been shortly after the war.

He doesn't look as hale and hearty as the others.

Very hale and hearty, I went over and slapped him on the back.

If we'd been hale and hearty we could have gotten around that, with a little inventive lying.

He was as old as the King, but more hale and hearty, with very keen eyes.

If I don't turn up again, hale and hearty, that information just might be published."

Come spring, he'd get his appetite back, then he'd be hale and hearty again.

Fortunately, both babies, true to their role as parasites, were hale and hearty at birth.

In eight weeks Virginia returned looking hale and hearty, with a ruddy complexion.

People of an village are hale and hearty.

"He's an old man - and a hale and hearty one.

But Hale and Hearty is not offering any desserts.

Many a time I board an airliner hale and hearty, only to emerge with a raging pneumonia.

Since the beginning, "hale and hearty" signified Presidential strength.