Sentence examples for become so heavy from inspiring English sources

BY THE 1950s traffic in California had become so heavy that anti-smog demonstrators took to the streets.

That's true in Greece and Spain, where the young are taking to the streets partly because state pension commitments have become so heavy they are suffocating the economy and depriving the seniors' grandchildren of any chance of a job.

Some modern military vehicles have become so heavy with armour that their manoeuvrability is impaired and they are unable to use certain roads and bridges.Iron Curtain, another active-protection system, has been developed for American forces by Artis.

Sometimes the apples freeze on the trees, but because they can take five days to freeze and become so heavy that they fall, they are often crushed first, and the pulp is left to freeze.

However, Mumford continued, The load of pedestrians has likewise become so heavy, not merely at the lunch hour or during Christmas shopping but during most of the day, that the walker is frequently slowed down to the exhausting creep of the car or the bus.

By 10 April Khmer Rouge fire had become so heavy that the fixed-wing evacuation was ended.

Should our screening mechanisms become so heavy-handed, if the technology allows it?

When workloads became so heavy that hospitals had to hire again several years ago, many nurses had moved to work in other fields or to nursing jobs in the calmer environs of doctors' offices, pharmaceutical companies and neighborhood clinics.

A fern tends to keep growing, until it outruns its food supply, is ousted by competitors, or (as will happen sooner or later with the Woodsia) becomes so heavy that it falls to the ground.

One day a small child asked to be transported, and in the middle of the river the child became so heavy that Christopher staggered under the burden, complained of the weight, and was told that he had borne upon his back the world and Him who created it.

My clothes were soaked and became so heavy I had to take them off.