as hard as a rock造句

• Like our field in Denver is as hard as a rock.
• It's literally as hard as a rock ."
• He had struck caliche, a hard layer of calcium-rich soil that is almost as hard as a rock.
• A long time ago my wife came back from the market and gave me some peaches that were as hard as a rock, as they too often are.
• "A lot of people who have tried to make soda bread tell me ` I made that bread and it was as hard as a rock ! "'
• The Agriculture Department now lets processors call poultry fresh when it has been frozen to an internal temperature of 1 degree Fahrenheit, even though it freezes as hard as a rock at about 26 degrees.
• "The ball is as hard as a rock, and slick, " said Esiason, who also works for CBS . " This is the only league that requires new balls.
• Blanchard, nearly choking _ " my Adam's apple was as hard as a rock " _ often had to look away, out the window, anywhere but at his wasted friend.
• In produce markets, the Florida avocado is often as hard as a rock because it is shipped unripe to protect it during transit, says Tony Merola, the marketing director of Brooks Tropicals, a fruit and vegetable retailer in Homestead, Fla.
• That 18th green is as hard as a rock . " . . . Sick of watching his ball rolling away, Kirk Triplett stopped it with the head of his putter, absorbing a two-shot penalty, and then putted again.