hale in a sentence

Definition

Hale: (adjective) strong and healthy; robust.

The old man was remarkably hale for his age, often hiking the trails near his home.
Despite the harsh winter, the trees in the forest remained hale and vibrant.
After months of recovery, she felt hale enough to return to her favorite activities.
His hale demeanor and robust laughter filled the room with warmth and joy.
The doctor praised her for leading a hale lifestyle that contributed to her longevity.
The elderly man was surprisingly hale for his age, often hiking in the mountains.
Despite battling a serious illness, she remained remarkably hale and optimistic throughout her recovery.
His hale laugh filled the room, instantly lifting the spirits of everyone present.
The doctor praised her for maintaining a hale lifestyle, which contributed to her longevity.
They were a hale couple, still enjoying outdoor adventures well into their seventies.
The elderly woman remained hale and hearty, defying the expectations of her age.
After a rigorous training regimen, the athlete felt hale and ready for the competition.
Despite the long journey, they arrived at the campsite feeling hale and rejuvenated.
The doctor praised his patient's hale condition, attributing it to a healthy lifestyle.
A hale spirit can often make even the most challenging circumstances seem manageable.