Sentence examples for big heave to from inspiring English sources

EVERY time the Scottish National Party (SNP) puts on a big heave to persuade Scots to opt for independence, it comes up against an apparently insuperable obstacle: that Scots appear to pay far less in tax than they receive in public spending.

The critic Philip Hope-Wallace wrote in 1946 that Carey had begun to make a difference, but that Sadler's Wells needed "a big heave to get out of mediocrity".

"Everybody can't afford to get on the campaign trail and get on a plane and follow a candidate from state to state to state, but everybody can pull themselves together for a big heave to cover this event.

He has another big heave at the next, this time sending the ball steepling into the air.

If the Labour party is to deserve to return to power, it requires more than a media beauty contest, analysing the best means of mimicking the talents of our opponents while steeling ourselves for a big heave at the next election.

So what else would happen to their cause but a campaign for another referendum to give it another big heave?

Prior looks to break the shackles with a big heave into the leg side but he only picks up a single for his trouble.

Haddin's given out lbw, going for a big heave off Peterson.

STOINIS IS GIVEN OUT LBW AND REVIEWS! 49.1 overs Stoinis had a big heave across the line and missed.

"In those days we actually believed we were just one big heave away from beating the Brits militarily," he said.

He aims a big heave over midwicket, but gets a big top edge and Blignaut is waiting.