Outside, a plane heaved itself into the drowsy air.
When a giant heaves itself awake after centuries of sleep, much dust will be raised.
— With a low roar, the 1954-vintage warplane barreled down the runway and heaved itself into the air, wobbling for a moment as its engines toiled to pull skyward.
White foam heaves itself up through transparent tubes, forming tottering columns that collapse in slow, serpentine cascades, subsiding into soapy clouds that melt into nothing in the circular pool below.
Yet on June 2nd the same Ms Davidson proposed a mighty transfer of fiscal powers from London to Edinburgh.That her party is once again heaving itself onto the hook shows how violently the looming referendum on Scottish independence is shaking British politics.
One desperately mortal langoustine heaved itself off a platter and made a break for it, in the direction of the tech nomad, before being whisked back to its fate in the kitchen, a tiny space at one end of the farmhouse.
Composed in 1993 as a memorial to Holliger's teacher Sándor Veress, the work is a powerfully sustained 15-minute elegy, driven by a writhing, angry melodic line that sometimes unravels into multiple voices or becomes suffocated by decorative detail, heaves itself up to a huge climax, and finally evaporates in constellations of harmonics.
The 6.75-litre V12 engine remains untouched, the Phant heaving itself from 0-62mph in 5.8 seconds.
The fudging of the fiscal cliff issue means there will be a few more crises to come in the US, but Friday's employment numbers suggest that the economy is heaving itself back on its feet.
"Clearly the definitive abandonment of dependence on trees... has to count as one of the most radical shifts in adaptive zone ever made by any vertebrate since the very first tetrapod heaved itself out of water and on to terra firma," he said.
