AFTER a week of anguish, Liu Xiaoqiang could heave a sigh of relief.
We could heave an end-of-sitcom sigh, run the closing credits and mount the color bars for good.
Flacco's 70-yard touchdown pass to receiver Jacoby Jones this postseason traveled beyond where Denver's secondary believed Flacco could heave it.
"While we often cursed him, we never got tired of his puzzles," said Henri Picciotto, a math teacher and puzzle constructor who huddled with friends in Berkeley, Calif., every week to swing at the best that Mr. Lewis could heave.
Or perhaps it's because whatever accusations you could heave at Coldplay, an inability to write hook-laden melodies isn't really among them, and a hook-laden melody is a movable feast.
The first thing you see as you pass through that door is, appropriately, the Parthenon, rising up above the surrounding city and no further away than a hero could heave a discus.
On a much, much larger scale, doctors could tell parents that this was Adderall, not Ritalin, and everyone could heave a sigh of relief.
Why stop when your chin is above the bar, when you could heave yourself above it, let go of the bar, clap, then grab the bar again and repeat?
"There are exciting things going on on stage which I could never heave dreamed of if i was doing the adaptation myself".
(Had I been recording a few days later, I could have had a more constant, more industrial beat: the clanks of metal scaffolding being disassembled a block away on Wooster Street, with the steel tubes being heaved onto a pile for their next use, one after another at a steady clip).
