Sentence examples for had to heave from inspiring English sources

They had to heave to for almost two days; imagine the huge waves and the misery in the bunks.

Billy climbed onto the porch he had to heave himself up—and kicked the red mud off his own heels.

But with Corliss Williamson helping, Bryant had to heave a crosscourt pass to Kareem Rush under duress.

Lugging a car seat onboard is a feat in itself; just ask any parents who have had to heave one over their head to fit down the aisle.

To my memory, her gymnastic feats would have been amazing even if she had not had to heave around that large bulk.

I had to heave the ball from between my legs while he would launch it as if it were a javelin.

Its voice activation feature even automatically plays when babies cry so you won't have to heave yourself out of bed.

But you still have to heave it all on and off carousels and trundle it miles through Heathrow's labyrinthine route to the Jubilee line.

Waldman: Perhaps a faster drop and quicker read creates throws with greater anticipation, which means he doesn't have to heave the ball over 50 yards on a line to hit receivers in stride.

He has learned to carry heavy snow away rather than toss it over his shoulder, because then he doesn't have to heave the next layer over the mountain he has inadvertently erected.

Van Seumeren said he'd keep his distance; but it isn't working out that way, determined as he is not to have to heave this ship off rock-bottom too.