Sentence examples for going through a heavy from inspiring English sources

Desmond bought Express newspapers, which is going through a heavy £14m cost-cutting restructure involving slashing almost a third of staff, in 2000 for £125m.

Booyah is going through a heavy news cycle.

"Dr Tenenbaum, I understand Joel went through a heavy metal phase?" My dad replied, "Um … I'm not sure exactly of the genre," drawing laughter all round.

Albini said: I had a friend, a musician, and he was going through a period of heavy drug use.

"Jeff Nichols was going through a lot of heavy stuff, a lot of anxiety about getting married and starting a family.

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Going through such a heavy, personal tragedy while having some sort of personal life soundtrack was something I'll never forget.

This gray and unfashionable immigrant-heavy neighborhood is going through a major makeover, and not everyone is happy about it.

"The trauma these women have gone through is very, very heavy," she says.

If you don't know, or have never encountered, a teenager who is going through intense heavy experiences (like rape, abortion, eating disorders, abuse, you-name-it) and is laughing these things off like they don't matter, then you are not alive and awake and living on this planet.

Mr. McAlear, once a wine salesman and real estate agent, went through a patch of heavy drinking; a contractor they hired to help build their slice of genuine New Orleans after the hurricane stole $100,000.