Sentence examples for be at a heavy from inspiring English sources

But, while François Hollande and Matteo Renzi may keep Greece in the euro, it will be at a heavy price.

Or she might be at a heavy metal concert in Hollywood wearing an Iron Maiden band t-shirt and silver-studded leather boots.

And that was very good for young people because it meant that the experience of our elders was at a heavy discount and we could all start explaining things from scratch.

But it was at a heavy cost to the health service: at one stage, all hospital doctors, from the most junior to the most senior, were involved in industrial action which closed accident and emergency wings, and tainted industrial relations for years afterwards.

The injury-riddled Lakers 10-155) have not won since Nov. 30 — their most recent defeat coming to the Suns, 119-115, on Friday night — and it would seem that defense and ball movement are at a heavy premium. .

You're at a heavy disadvantage now.

A few years ago, Bob Gaskins was at a presentations-heavy conference in Britain.

Anyone convicted could be looking at a heavy custodial sentence".

During the pre-sale, which kicks off Tuesday, 82.4 million coins will be sold at a heavy discount in order to attract investors.

It is sad that her successes are stained by recent evidence of her readiness to ensure sunshine headlines for herself in the Murdoch press (especially when it was raining), at a heavy cost to the country.

Both goals have been achieved, at a heavy cost in blood and principle.