doughty

• “Sir Stuart Wheeler is well-known as a doughty fighter against the great behemoth that is the EU and, in particular, the continued membership of the UK of that deeply corrupt entity.”

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• “In curt terms the doughty mayor refused to do so, stating there was not in the city of New”

  How the Flag Became Old Glory

• “When did hear King Gunther/how called the doughty man”

  The Nibelungenlied Translated into Rhymed English Verse in the Metre of the Original

• “Hrosshild of the Wolfings, for she was well-known as a doughty woman.”

  The House of the Wolfings

• “For all his foibles, Russell was a superb wicketkeeper and a doughty batsman.”

  The Guardian: My glove affair with keepers of the lost stumpers' art

• “It has been a long road since those doughty 18 women's golfers established what is now the ladies' tour, but all their hard work could be about to pay off.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Queens of Clubs

• “Britain's high earners have a doughty champion in Boris Johnson.”

  The Guardian: Tax cuts for high earners make no sense – give them to those on low incomes

• “The record was, I think, called Peace, a heart-warming exhortation for world leaders to avoid war – although many of them, unbelievably, have completely ignored the doughty cloggers' message in the intervening years.”

  The Guardian: Which footballers have produced their own food and drink?

• “Of course, it is countries, not people, who are IMF members, so one can have hours of fun imagining a quartet of doughty representatives sat round a table, imposing austerity on each other in return for the adoption of free-market policies, until the end of time.”

  The Guardian: The IMF and its truly impossible mission | Deborah Orr

• “In the bread robot: future whole wheat sourdough beer herb pizzas, courtesy of my doughty (har har har) shoggoth.”

  "A mother would never give up."

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