brawniness

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• For those who want a lunch bag with a more masculine personality, the HSD Thermal Lunch Box Tote is the brawniest way to carry your PB&J into the workplace.

• After the revamp, the series became driven by its characters, especially the characters who looked like brawny Marvel superheroes and could drive as well as they threw a punch.

• Using a brawny seven-foot robotic arm, Perseverance can extend and swivel the nearly 100-pound instrumentation hub to park its discerning eyes just inches away from rocks of interest.

• Richness is the key here, as these are particularly brawny wines.

• One case involved Jaden Ruiz, a brawny, brown-haired boy who lives with his parents, Ivan and Maria, in Avondale.

• The brawny, righteous warrior Brienne of Tarth (Gwendoline Christie).

• Persevering on hearsay, spun and shifted from every possible angle, the narrator next describes Golovan—a brawny man, with a limp.

• Plus Neeson, with his towering height, brawny physique, and gravelly voice, sure as hell looks the part.

• These were the orthopedic surgeons to be, and they tended toward the brawny side, except for one glamorous blond in their midst.

• Turns out, the trope of the brawny grandma was no false advertising.

• Week in, week out, Jim Billings led that hard life, and he grew up brawny and sound in spite of all his troubles.

• He saw the bulky body of a man approaching middle age, yet full of rough, brawny substance and weather-tried endurance.

• A hundred brawny arms, accustomed to wield the broad axe, had lent their aid to rear the mighty pile and feed the ravening flame.

• Moose-skin moccasins cased their feet, and their brawny, sunburned necks were bare.