Sentence examples for a heave to from inspiring English sources

Nehra charges in, and Peterson inside edges a heave to fine leg for four!

Of all the defensive mistakes by the Packers, who gave up 420 total yards, perhaps the most damaging came on the final play of the first half, a heave to the end zone by Manning that Hakeem Nicks grabbed for a 37-yard touchdown and a 20-10 lead.

Pierce and Allen made them on consecutive trips and then Garnett hit a rare 3 when a forced heave to beat the shot clock from the top of the key banked in.

Devin Harris provided it with a halfcourt heave to beat the buzzer that needed a long review before it counted.

The critic Philip Hope-Wallace wrote in 1946 that Carey had begun to make a difference, but that Sadler's Wells needed "a big heave to get out of mediocrity".

He needed a desperate heave to get it out of there.

Wenger's team were back in thrill mode last night, but this should be the minimum requirement not a desperate heave to keep Champions League hopes alive.

It will take a humungous heave to pull in the field from here, the kind of feat that is commonplace in Inbee Park's season of unprecedented riches.

"There is more in the tank," said Thomas, although their coach Dan Hunt believes it will take a huge heave to break 3.50.

EVERY time the Scottish National Party (SNP) puts on a big heave to persuade Scots to opt for independence, it comes up against an apparently insuperable obstacle: that Scots appear to pay far less in tax than they receive in public spending.

As a player, however, he knew his limitations — he was a third baseman who would "stand there as balls ricocheted off my chest and arms, scrambling to retrieve them in time for a desperate heave to first".