Their only other encounter with any of the plays could have been in a stuffy classroom, heaving with hormones, where they were intimidated by complex syntax, intricate metaphors and Elizabethan in-jokes – and way too embarrassed to admit it.
I'm submerged in a heaving, sweaty mass of bodies, all singing, dancing, clapping along to the mesmeric crooning of Alemayehu Eshete – the man known as the Ethiopian Elvis.
When they die it may be in a peculiarly human way, heaving and shuddering along their whole length before they founder.
Meanwhile, prices are heaving in one direction or another, erasing the combined value of France and Spain's stock exchanges — and then lurching back, to add the equivalent of Russia's in a single day.
Then all of a sudden you're in this room heaving with energy.
Half an hour earlier, she'd been in the bathroom, heaving over the toilet, and I realized I'd come too far.
He arrives at his top notes with the singing equivalent of the overhead jerk in weight lifting, where the visible effort is in the heave.
Figure 5 illustrates a specific project situation, in which the high thrust force value (Fig. 5, top left, peak in curve) is correlated with a heaving above the TBM (Fig. 5, top right, blue area).
**** What the promenaders are chanting – and how to join in When the piano is wheeled in for a concerto, if you're in the Arena, shout "Heave!" as the lid is being lifted; if you're in the Gallery, respond to "Heave!" with "Ho!" And when the piano's A sounds for the orchestra to tune to, clap hard.
The tops of the tallest trees were heaving in a wind he barely felt; a spatter of thick cold drops sent him back into the house, where drifts of shadow were sifting into the corners and the furnace ticked in the basement as its metal cooled.
