"heave" is an acceptable word in written English.
It can be used as a verb meaning "to lift or throw with effort," as in, "She heaved the heavy box up the stairs."
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.46am GMT09:46 16th over: England 99-7 (Bresnan 8, Broad 2) Bresnan has a heave but the ball lands safe, and England just add a few singles.
Former Prime Minister Taro Aso is an enthusiastic manga-collecting otaku, the TV ad breaks heave with glossy commercials for collectible card games, and multi-storey games arcades are commonplace.
Today's shops heave with Jubilee cakes, disposable decorations and flag-emblazoned baubles, letting consumers buy patriotism out of a box.After 60 years on the throne, a jubilee about the queenVisiting Wimbotsham, Bagehot is shown elaborate plans: cake-baking contests, pony rides, a teddy bears' picnic, a sports day, a pensioners' tea.
The collapse of authoritarian regimes gave the process another heave.
Markets heave with rarely seen sea bass, red mullet and devilfish, thanks to Israel's decision to double the distance that Gaza's fishermen can sail from shore.
Alas, there is a "one more heave" tone to Republican plans.
California's jails heave with 170,000 inmates, almost a fifth of them inside for drug-related crimes, albeit mostly worse than just possessing a spliff.In Europe, the authorities face similar pressures: the difficulty of enforcement, and bursting courts and prisons.
The "stick men", as they are called, hang the items from either end of the poles and heave them up over their shoulders.
His job is to heave his hard-pressed country out of the clutches of traffickers in drugs, weapons and illegal migrants; and, now, to resist the extremists who are trying to create an ethnic-Albanian fief in neighbouring Macedonia.Mr Meta's ex-communist Socialist Party is hoping to win a second four-year term in the elections in late June.
THOSE who feared that Europe's plan for a single currency might fall apart without Helmut Kohl can heave a sigh of relief, albeit a brief one.
Ms Dion's car deal, devised by Sony, spans print, TV and the internet, with personal appearances where she promotes Chrysler cars and, of course, her own records.In this section The best thing since the bar-code A costly luxury Onwards and upwards Oil's not well Heave ho, TiVo!
