Certainly, the Ferrer bid -- in which some say he is running a Dinkins-style campaign, sans Mr. Dinkins, who is supporting Mr. Green -- is counting on a great heave of Hispanic solidarity, as well as support from black New Yorkers.
This is all the contents of my bowels and all the shits I ever had imagined rolled into one great heave of the body to survive, to shed itself of stress.
Photograph: Darren Staples/Reuters 2.46pm BST With a great big heave, Primoz Kozmus of Slovenia competes during the men's hammer throw qualifications.
He laughed with great heaves of his gut.
There was a great, heaving, sweaty, heap of tired bodies, issues, and cliches.
Many of her large-scale works, "Adriana" included, begin with a great, heaving expanse of intermingled timbres, like a landscape turned molten, or an ocean boiling.
This was music with an intention of great, heaving generality — Ms. Coltrane would have called it universality — but Mr. Haden and Mr. DeJohnette grounded it in specific, isolated mechanics of rhythm and melody.
Taking the above into account, it's easy to picture flavour as this great, heaving, living, breathing mass of complex chemical reactions, underlining the cookery advice that chefs dole out time and again: keep on tasting.
With a great heaving of the flesh, let us rise up like the shafts of wheat that our Creator hath lately seen fit to deny us, surely casting us into a famine from which only those with spotless souls will emerge at springtide.
James Quin, the leading actor of the generation that preceded Garrick, was likened to a great boat heaving from side to side with the ballast rolling under him.
