Sentence examples for heart resting from inspiring English sources

Toro tartare (the prized tuna belly), with a smidgeon of paddlefish caviar in a lemony yuzu dressing, was, in fact, shaped into a heart, resting elegantly on a chunk of ice carved to highlight the fish.

But the Church of the Holy Cross in Warsaw will continue to be a place of pilgrimage for Chopin devotees - convinced that the heart resting there is that of the greatest of all Polish patriots.

Their diastolic readings -- the pressure when the heart rests between beats -- were 80to9999.

Yet a certain hardness of heart rests in the practice of modern American liberalism, too.

The blood pressure test measures systolic pressure (when the heart beats) and diastolic pressure (when the heart rests between beats).

Mr. Mailer's "Executioner's Song" reflected the storm around Gilmore; "Shot in the Heart" rests firmly in the quiet dread of the eye.

If your heart rests and your shoulders drop, you're in the right place.

Like Prof. Hutchinson and MA student Sarah Diver, her heart rests with the work on display.

The second or bottom number represents the pressure when your heart rests between beats: the diastolic pressure.

Burnell died in Berwick, on 25 October 1292, but his body, minus his heart, rests in the nave of Wells Cathedral; his heart was buried at Bath Abbey.

A business in real estate development paid the bills, but there was never a question to anyone who knew him that Leeward's heart rested in racing planes.