Sentence examples for and heavier in the from inspiring English sources

Winter rains are scarce in the interior and heavier in the west and north of Sicily.

Now it appeared that a woman was with them, who was wider and heavier in the arms than they were, and, as I stood there, she decided that my pair of shoes, too, should be theirs.

The company has reportedly swapped the old aluminum for a stronger variety and made the phone sightly thicker and heavier in the process.

Pujols is 34 now, a little longer in the tooth and heavier in the legs, and though he's had some long productive stretches in Anaheim, he's in a prolonged slump that rivals his sluggish start to 2012, when he hit.190 with one homer and nine runs batted in through May 8. Pujols hit.302 with 10 homers and 26 RBIs through May 6 this season, a span of 32 games.

Tumors in the MCF7-CT45A1 grewp grew faster than the control MCF7-V group, and the tumor size was larger and heavier in the MCF7-CT45A1 group compared with the control group.

THE mist hangs damp and heavy in the Catskills most mornings, obscuring the rising sun.

It's the biggest and heaviest in the group, but also one of the cheapest, and it comes with two nozzles and a diffuser in the box.

It was so thick and heavy in the air that I could taste it – a steaming bowl of bitter Brexit stew, full of fear, despair and anger.

Over the years, Duncan has been granted some roster input, especially as the Spurs have overhauled a supporting cast for him, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker that had become long in the tooth and heavy in the legs.

This can be perverse: eg, those who drink imported mineral water in glass bottles (nice and heavy in the bin) get points, unlike greener types who drink from the tap.

I took a picture of her with my phone, as the unspoken hung thick and heavy in the air.