Sentence examples for becoming heavy from inspiring English sources

A larger group of people are becoming heavy users.

It has been sunny in France with lower slope snow becoming heavy in the afternoons.

And though fewer people were trying cocaine for the first time, more were becoming heavy users.

A Wal-Mart is opening there, too, and traffic is becoming heavy in what had been a rural area.

One of the initial lessons, for instance, is to imagine one's hands and feet becoming heavy and warm.

There is an essential lightness, even to Ludwig Weber's magnificent Ochs, that keeps the performance from ever becoming heavy handed.

For example, the participants were asked to "feel your toes, heels, ankles, calves, knees and thighs becoming heavier and heavier", to finally "experience the comfortable heaviness of your whole legs" and then to "sink deeper and deeper into this state".

But surrealistic drollery keeps them from becoming heavy-handed.

THE PLAYLIST The music started out Top 40 (Amy Winehouse, Florence and the Machine), becoming heavy-hitting techno around midnight.

Does art that deliberately addresses social ills still have integrity as art apart from the societal context; doesn't it risk becoming heavy-handed, preachy, and obsolete?

Nicola Pratt of Warwick University said some vice-chancellors were so concerned about losing their ability to take foreign students there was a danger of checks becoming heavy-handed.