Sentence examples for a hefty name from inspiring English sources
Bill Janklow (R) in 2002, has a hefty name identification and fundraising advantage over state Sen. Larry Diedrich (R).Not since 1994, when Republicans netted two House seats in special elections, has one party picked up more than a single seat in non-general election races.
Despite its hefty name, you needn't think of metamodernism as an esoteric academic concept; it's all around us.
Now there's another hefty name to add to that list.
In the film a hefty Scots Guard named Fat Bastard warbles in a thick brogue, "I want my baby back ribs!" That just happens to be the jingle for Brinker's Chili's Grill & Bar restaurants.
One night I was working late, cleaning up the kitchen with a hefty, mustached guy named George.
There have always been rock bands at End of the Road, especially in the Big Top, but this year there's a hefty chunk of NME-approved names, which is new.
Depending on the length of the relationship (and the person's affinity for nicknames), it's possible to accumulate quite a hefty collection of pet names.
One time, when he was contracting to publish a hefty hardcover book with my name on it as author, I asked him for an advance, and he said, "Fuck you".
A candidate had to pay party leaders a hefty sum to put his name on the ballot and to cover the costs of printing tickets, buying votes, and hiring thugs, called "shoulder-strikers," to tussle with voters.
Mr. Love, a chef in Fort Worth (and briefly in New York several years ago) has put his name on a hefty spatula with a 4-by-6-inch surface that will not be daunted by a whole flank steak, and a big, sturdy but gracefully curved slotted fish turner, able to lift a striped bass fillet.
