Sentence examples for a heavier charge from inspiring English sources

In the southern part of the Fort, Objective No. 18, an artillery observation casemate housing three 75mm artillery pieces was damaged with a light demolition charge and then permanently destroyed with a heavier charge, which collapsed the casemate's observation dome and part of the roof of the Fort itself.

He sustained broken ribs in a heavy charge from an opposing forward.

Electrocution, method of execution in which the condemned person is subjected to a heavy charge of electric current.

Blunder is a heavy charge, a synonym for "strategic misjudgment" that can lead to military or political defeat.

What he mainly paints are low-life night scenes, which carry a heavy charge of kinky eroticism.

Dr Tony Payan, of the University of Texas in El Paso, said the effect of a heavy charge of dirty money is the same on both sides of the line.

We dance around the word "racist" a lot, because calling someone a racist is a heavy charge that's often nearly impossible to prove.

Not a heavy charge; both meanings of blooper elicit an apologetic "whoops!" It is one step short of a goof, which is "a silly misstep".

He presently demonstrated the superiority of coke in cost and efficiency by building much larger furnaces than were possible with charcoal as a fuel, the latter being too weak to support a heavy charge of iron.

The redemption payments were a heavy charge on the peasants' resources, though a gradual fall in the value of money appreciably reduced that burden with the passage of years.

Stepney had been flattened by the Birmingham striker Bob Hatton in the first minute of the match – "laid out by a heavy charge," as the Guardian reported the day after – but opted to keep playing with a swollen face.