Sentence examples for Heavy order from inspiring English sources

But the acute poetry, balanced sonorities, heavy order, and direct intimacy of Cranmer's prose have achieved permanence, and many of his phrases and sentences are as famous as lines from Shakespeare or the King James Bible.

The giants' big spending plans spell more trouble for laggards, as they have to wait nine months to get their order for chip processing systems to be delivered because of a heavy order backlog.

But it's a heavy order: the most recent attempts at such reform -- most notably one led by then-President George W. Bush, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). and the late Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass). -- fell apart in 2007.

FRACTIONAL LOSS AT CLOSE Export Business Good, With Heavy Orders for Russia's Flour, In and to Come.

Mr. Battista said he expected that the popularity of the nature shows would lead to heavy orders by viewers.

He stressed that the sales force must cultivate relationships with bookstores, so buyers would stock heavy orders of the publishing house's biggest books.

Most retailers have not gotten a reading on the ac ceptance of the longer skirt and, for the time being, they are not placing heavy orders for them.

If heavy orders poured in, "we hired ten temporary workers," Elaine recalls.

Private firms with an export-heavy order book should also do well, although this will not become evident until they publish financial results over the next few years.

Milk, for instance, accounts for more than half the emissions footprint of the average coffee (and that percentage is drastically higher for dairy-heavy orders like lattes).

Extra filtering of higher orders will have negligible effect for nearly all analyses, but should be considered if deliberately studying wavelength ranges with very heavy higher order contamination.