Sentence examples for bit of heavy from inspiring English sources

Rock'n'roll, hard rock and a bit of heavy metal.

This stuff is "Pluto Water, America's Physic," and it is Mr. Koryta's first brush with reality, not to mention his first bit of heavy foreshadowing.

(I like this purée a bit rough, but you can purée until smooth and add a bit of heavy cream for a richer and more elegant looking purée).

HJP Facebook Twitter Pinterest Facebook Twitter Pinterest Updated at 7.51pm BST 7.43pm BST A bit of heavy rock St Vincent, of course, can shred.

The Banshee won't replace a spirit howling at your window, but it does a good job of reproducing a bit of heavy metal or classic Wagner.

You then make a sauce by reducing the cooking liquid, adding a bit of heavy cream and such seasonings as you may desire and cooking it down to a saucelike consistency.

Robin and Marion engage in a bit of heavy-handed screwball antagonism before the imperatives of tax reform and heterosexuality unite them forever.

A bit of heavy-duty tape in the bottom of your rucksack could get you out of a crisis, and it takes up very little space.

Murdoch, however, sees the burgeoning broadband market as one that will require a fair bit of heavy-going outlay.

My Lib Dem sources are sanguine, believing this to be a classic bit of heavy-handed Treasury negotiation to make them swallow unpalatable cuts elsewhere.

(They aren't, but composer Tim Kitt occasionally slips a bit of heavy-handed Sondheim imitation alongside all the generic rock/pop tunes in the score).