Sentence examples for heave by from inspiring English sources

The game was not decided until the final play, a heave by Watkins that was intercepted.

A last-ditch 3-point heave by Ryne Smith caromed off the backboard.

Toronto's final points of the half came on a halfcourt heave by Bosh.

The Magic regained possession with 3.5 seconds left, and a desperation heave by Jameer Nelson fell short at the buzzer.

A missed half-court heave by guard Brad Wanamaker set off a raucous Red Storm celebration at center court.

The crowning moment was a two-handed, 60-foot heave by Cedric Jackson with 2.2 seconds left.

It's a coastline carved by centuries of wind blowing from thousands of miles away, great gusts of salty air like tempests heaved by the gods.

But of course you will gravitate to the beach, where the bars and watersports concessionaires stand shoulder to shoulder beneath the palms, humming by day and then heaving by night – particularly on Friday and Saturday.

If the roofs of the caverns are weak, they rupture, causing cities and castles to fall into the chasms; if strong, they merely tremble and shake from the heaving by the wind below.

The extraordinary nature of the announcement was illustrated by the palpable energy that built throughout the day in the State House, where halls that have been empty for much of the summer were heaving by mid-afternoon with reporters and camera crews fresh in from Philadelphia, New York and all reaches of the Garden State.

Astronomers said the outer halo could be left over from the formation of the Milky Way or it may have been created by early episodes of star formation in which the hot gas was heaved by supernovas and expelled from the galactic disk -- perhaps in some kind of fountain of bubbles.