Sentence examples for a heave of from inspiring English sources

The 235‐pound sen ior also won the discus throw with a heave of 171‐9.

"Nothing good comes out of all this," Mr. Sheehan said with a heave of ennui.

"I was busted," she said, with a heave of her décolleté.

Imoukhuede won the discus throw with a heave of 111'3", and took the hammer championship with a throw of 141'2".

"The one untested approach -- criminal charges against a bishop -- were dropped," Mr. Clohessy said with a heave of sadness.

A dry fillet of pan-fried bass (£22) sits on a heave of crab and creamed leeks surrounded by rubbery pellets of herbed gnocchi.

"It will be a heaving of soil — the levee will be excavated very rapidly," said Nick Boone, a mechanical engineer who leads the corps' blasting team.

For it's death to be where one is not, where every breath is a heaving of the oars                alone at sea.

C.J. Hunter of Arvada, Colo., ranked No. 1 in the world last year, had a best heave of 67-4, a record.

Thankfully, she dies the old-fashioned way, with a generous heave of tap water.

Manhattan's Thomas Jacob Freeman set the only meet record, a winning heave of 72 feet 1 3/4 inches in the 35-pound weight throw.