Definition of HARDCASE

Examples of hardcase in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web: Noun

These were the hardest cases one U.S. official told Fox. — Fox News, "Rep. Raul Labrador: Disappointing we couldn't change D.C.," 7 July 2018 These aquatic insects, found worldwide, excrete a sticky silk from their mouths and use it to build a hard case from objects in their habitat, which includes stones, leaves, and shells. — National Geographic, "Meet the Bug That Armors Itself With Shells," 23 June 2018 The story of Billy Caldwell suggests that, unusually, a hard case will make good law. — The Economist, "High and mighty," 21 June 2018 The Franken case, this was a difficult case, a hard case. — Fox News, "Critics too quick to criticize President Trump on North Korea summit?," 13 June 2018 The rain suits are in our hard cases, the heated seat and grips are warming up, and the power windshield is fully extended. — David Curcurito, Popular Mechanics, "The 2018 Honda Gold Wing Is History Revved Up," 17 May 2018 For carry-on creatures, Smith recommends a soft-sided carrier (vs. a hard case or whale-size purse) with a waterproof bottom, secure fasteners and good ventilation. — Andrea Sachs, chicagotribune.com, "Amid safety concerns, some pet owners embrace alternatives to flying," 30 Apr. 2018 Gina Haspel, Mr Pompeo’s successor at the CIA, who is due to appear in Senate hearings on May 9th, is a harder case. — The Economist, "Gina Haspel must give answers before becoming the CIA boss," 26 Apr. 2018 Based on Los Angeles’ costs, Cavanaugh estimated services would cost $7,800 a year per each hard case individual, not including housing subsidies and administrative costs. — Anita Chabria And Ellen Garrison, sacbee, "Sacramento and Sacramento County could let homeless people skip the line for housing vouchers | The Sacramento Bee," 24 Jan. 2017

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