Sentence examples for a hefty role from inspiring English sources

Pakistan seeks a broad coalition government with a hefty role for Pashtuns, who also have a strong presence in Pakistan.

I'm just saying that after a lifetime of being in tune with the game, so that it governed my imagination and had a hefty role in my life, it no longer does.

Coincidentally, the internet is also playing a hefty role in two other current political phenomena the attempt to recall Gray Davis as governor of California and Howard Dean's insurgent campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.

That is a big problem for Mr Cameron's Big Society, which does not really add up if it does not include a hefty role for the private sector.Much has also been written about the slightly puzzling maths of this privatisation, notably when it turned out that an impact assessment conducted by Mrs Spelman's own department predicted that it would not save very much money.

With over 30 years of voice acting experience, Rob has a hefty 482 roles under his belt during a career that was a huge part of my childhood.

(He then confessed he'd taken workshops, years earlier, with the magical scholar and voice coach Kristin Linklater, and he handled the language with such eccentric agility that I'm hoping he tackles a heftier Shakespearean role down the road).

won her a hefty $22 million payday for her role on Mad About You.

He insisted that Ms. Borodina take on longer, heftier roles than she felt ready to do, like Marfa in "Khovanshchina" and Marina in "Boris Godunov," both bulwarks of the Russian mezzo repertory.

Universal will take comfort from the £951,000 posted by its lad-centric comedy Role Models on its third weekend, for a hefty 17-day total of £6.16m.

He's running the lighting board, a hefty assignment in "Play," where spot lights have a pivotal role in the action.

It's a heftier and more dramatic role for Ms. Swenson, who is better known for her beautifully nimble coloratura soprano, but she held her own last month at the first performance.