Sentence examples for ask heavily from inspiring English sources

Commuters hurry past bomb-sniffing dogs and travelers ask heavily armed police officers for directions at the main train station in Berlin.

Family members ask in heavily accented Mandarin if I can speak Hakka, as my father presumably did.

By the late 1980s the all-out strike was history; no union could ask its heavily mortgaged members to contemplate anything more than a one or perhaps two-day strike.

"Who are they?" one trotting cameraman asked, breathing heavily.

"Won't you miss the city?" asks a heavily pregnant Kate.

He was asking a heavily tattooed man, who was proudly displaying his lively colored underwear, his name and address.

"I want you to think, 'Who do you want to have in the White House answering the phone at 3 o'clock in the morning when some crisis breaks out around the world?"' Clinton asked a heavily Hispanic crowd at a rally in downtown Laredo.

Patients have stopped asking for Prempro but they continue to ask about other heavily promoted drugs, like Vioxx, a pain medicine whose ads feature Dorothy Hamill skating lithely around a rink.

Ask for a heavily layered haircut, but most importantly one that suits you.

Inside the engine compartment, if it appears to have been recently steamed or cleaned heavily, ask about fuel or oil leaks.

Can you believe that a refugee like me, Slade would ask Rosenwald in his heavily accented English, could have such good fortune?