Sentence examples for dying heavy from inspiring English sources

On September 18th the coalition announced a new £600m bung to the better-off: free school lunches, currently means-tested, will be extended to children from affluent families too.Not Leyland, but still worryingThings have mercifully moved on from the 1970s, when explicit support for dying heavy industries with powerful unions cost Britain heavily.

"The idea was that it was time for Emeryville to graduate," said Greg Harper, a lawyer who ran with Mr. Bukowski, "to get away from being a city that was based on dying heavy industry and legacy powers that didn't deserve to be calling the shots".

We might have convened, too, at our dying, clout-heavy racetracks, which could also get slots, in legislation that Gov. Pat Quinn has threatened to veto.

These babies face a greater risk of dying than heavier babies.

That followed the more than 130 who died during heavy rains in Santa Catarina State in 2008.

Every time I went back home, I'd hear that a friend had died from heavy drug use.

Pursued by debtors and libel actions he fled to the United States, where he died a heavy drinker.

Nearly 200 people have died from heavy floods in the last week, as melting snow and rains, after years of drought, have caused rivers to burst their banks.

Linklater said, "Disco hadn't died yet, heavy metal was everywhere, you had hip country, and the really exciting thing was new wave.

Activists denied that Qusair had been captured, but said some 50 people had died in heavy shelling since Sunday.

But after four storms raked Haiti in 2008 and more than 800 people died in heavy flooding, momentum on fixing the environment picked up.