Sentence examples for actually heavily from inspiring English sources

The county of Palm Beach, with more than 1.3 million residents, is actually heavily Democratic.

The group is actually heavily in debt, and owes $2.4 million for direct-mail expenses.

Most owners endorse free enterprise but are actually heavily dependent on public subsidies for their new state-of-the-art stadiums.

Data compiled by the NY AG late last week shows that not are there still a number of hosts with dozens of listings, but that since the subpoena was filed last fall, many have actually heavily increased the number of listings that they manage.

Even Damo admits some "words" are sounds or syllables called out in a sort of polyphonic reaction to the music, some are even nonsense phrases, mixing German, Japanese, and English while some are actually heavily accented but relatively straightforward English from which many track titles are derived).

(Anderson insisted that the luggage actually be heavily packed with possessions befitting the characters).

Only when Gandalf speaks to her do I realise she is actually a heavily foregrounded dwarf.

(OK, the latter don't actually rely heavily on Portuguese for their infectious output).

If you're right, would the time on the golf course get time and a half?" Mr. Goldstein said those kinds of activities are "actually very heavily restricted".

At the time he was pushing his shopping project, Mr. Albert, 49, was actually relying heavily on his wife, the socialite Annie Churchill, for money, prosecutors said.

By 2pm I had written 160 words, none of them good, and was reluctantly admitting to myself that I hadn't, actually, "slept heavily on my arm".