Sentence examples for a heavy slice of from inspiring English sources

A heavy slice of metal or chunk of wood was always ready to slam down during times of strife or, more likely, when a recalcitrant shepherd refused to pay the stiff tithe Saepinum exacted before he could pass through the city.

Jason Gregory of Gigwise called the song a "heavy slice of electro-house of the highest order".

The album is a landmark work, featuring bouncy electronic numbers like vocoded opening track "Electric To Me Turn," as well as more psychedelic songs like "Program Me," with its heavy slice of bass and organ.

It's also a very heavy slice, good for a gluttonous mood.

Starch within bread can make you feel a little sleepy after eating it, so by just having a slice of light focaccia, as opposed to two heavier slices of stodgy bread, you should feel satisfied, but not too sluggish.

Instead, they implied, the remedy is a good brisk walk and a strong slap-on-the-back for individuals, and a hefty slice of largesse for the heavy hitters, aka, "socialism for the rich, capitalism for the poor".

A one-handed backhand allows a player to move forward with heavy slice.

It's a solid three inches of chopped meat piled high and haphazardly onto slices of rye, with a heavy slather of yellow mustard.

But transit buses are a thin slice of the heavy-duty vehicle market.

If revenues from big UK advertisers are transferred to Facebook UK, a slice of those heavy royalty costs will be too.

The song is a typically stylish slice of synth-heavy pop with a gargantuan chorus, while the video features an androgynous-looking boy having a breast plate drilled on to his rib cage, a cow stood in a dark room and raining cup cakes.