die-hard

How To Use die-hard In A Sentence

• I know Christa Faust is a die-hard Helen Nielsen fan. Madwomen
• The most die-hard atheist or skeptic may suddenly find God when faced with an extreme suffering or danger.
• There was a goalless draw and the match gave die-hard fans who had come to see the stars quite a few moments to cherish.
• "People call us, and they're not always die-hard, tree-hugging environmentalists, " she says.
• Even our die-hard Communist friends admit to the existence of small-scale scams under the old system.
• The actual document reads like Japanese stereo instructions and is written in legalese, a form that by design keeps all but the most die-hards from understanding it. Town halls push on amid protest fears
• At that point, health clubs and gyms were mainly for the die-hard weight lifters; Gilda and her former student Jane Fonda were doing this thing called aerobics, and it seemed like everybody who was anybody walked through our doors those days! Donna Fish: Sisterhood of the Spandex and One Degree of Separation
• When I do find a book that engages me and engrosses me, I become a die-hard fanatic for it, recommending it to anyone who will listen. Roxanne Coady: The Red Carpet Season for Books
• Many on his staff are surfers die-hard Far Rockaway types in the winter, which is why this ad agency's camp is in Montauk, not the Hamptons, and why it's called Chandelier Surf Shack, a name you'll find painted in hot pink on driftwood signs and embroidered onto pillowcases. NYT > Home Page
• Although the question has its interest and it's perfectly understandable from the POV of marketing, it doesn't add much in the POV of die-hard (or not so) fans of Batman, who are more than well informed about the movie, from viral propaganda to websites like yours. It's All in a Name - Batman: The Dark Knight « FirstShowing.net