Hardt

Etter flere operasjoner berget jeg den hardt skadde armen hans, men han var så deprimert at han verken kunne snakke eller spise. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It was the same answer he gave on the school bus when Dana Matherson accosted him on his first day, and from then on Roy was "Tex" or "cowgirl" or "Roy Rogers-hardt." ❋ Hiaasen, Carl (2002)

"William says Jack met a French woman in Florida and wanted Mother to settle with June, but the steward's daughter didn't want money; she wanted Jack Appel-hardt." ❋ Braun, Lilian Jackson (1994)

You see, I was lying dor'mant in the back of the maintenance area when Rein-hardt reprogrammed the robots in my section of the ship. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean (1979)

Leaving aside the fact that Rein-hardt is considering the greatest experiment in the his'tory of modern astrophysics, he'd never consent to relinquishing his authority over the Cygnus. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean (1979)

Durant took the chair opposite her, and Rein-hardt, as expected, sat at the head of the table between them. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean (1979)

Though initially depressed by Rein-hardt's confirmation of her father's death, McCrae, too, was growing interested. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean (1979)

Rein-hardt would be remembered as master of two disci-plines: science and salesmanship. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean (1979)

Aboard the Palomino they could neither hear Rein-hardt's commands nor witness his directives being car'ried out, but they could feel the results. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean (1979)

A mutiny against science, he called it, science and Rein-hardt having become one and the same to his own mind. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean (1979)

"Without their -wills, " the crew became things Rein-hardt could command. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean (1979)

I'm cer'tain they are amply suspicious of Commander Rein-hardt's intentions and will treat any suggestions of his with due care. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean (1979)

By that time Rein-hardt was in complete command of the Cygnus. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean (1979)

This idea, and the phenomenon of self-cultivation to which it refers, may be traced back to the Italian Renaissance (as by Burck - hardt), but it was most fully worked out among the early romantics. ❋ STEVEN LUKES (1968)

That the recognition that each age must be viewed through its own values could be reconciled with a broader cultural approach was demonstrated by Ranke's Swiss disciple, Jakob Burck - hardt. ❋ GEORG G. IGGERS (1968)

As early as January, Professor Karl Burck - hardt, head of the Swiss Red Cross, had suggested that the concentration camps be opened to Red Cross inspection. ❋ Clark, Alan (1965)

I never done a job like this von before, gentlemen, but I vos hardt pushed for money, s'welp me I vos! ❋ Valentine Williams (1914)

I like you for takin 'care off her goot name; goot names iss hardt to get back if dey gets avay. ❋ Margaret Hill McCarter (1899)

Don't wandt to gome too hardt on the 'brafer Mann', you know: ❋ William Dean Howells (1878)