Sentence examples for heave of a from inspiring English sources

Bloomsday, as you know, celebrates June 16, 1904, the day Leopold Bloom made his odyssey through Dublin in James Joyce's heave of a novel, "Ulysses".

"What can you say," Erich Segal asked in the first sentence of "Love Story," his cathartic heave of a novel, "about a 25-year-old girl who died?" Francisco Goldman's new book is about his young wife, Aura Estrada, who died as a result of a freak bodysurfing accident in Mexico in 2007.

Floor heave of a roadway is a dynamic phenomenon that often happens in the roadways of coal mines.

Here, a series of one-directional freezing experiments with a water supply under different applied pressures were carried out to study the effect of hydro-thermal behavior on the frost heave of a saturated silty clay.

This becomes a slightly melodramatic tic: "a heave of discomfort"; "a singe of clumsy fear"; "a slant of accusation"; "the dredge of discomfort".

The spin in question is not the political sort, nor even the ponderous heaving of a hard disk as it chunters up to speed, but the spin on an electron.Existing electronics call it chargetronics for convenience exploits only one of the fundamental properties of an electron, its electric charge.

If it smells like the final wet heaves of a bad night, you're on the right track.

The reason I decided to write about this rather than just turn the page with a heave of my shoulders and a shake of the head, is because advertising like this just should not appear anymore.

The junior, who had never thrown the weight until she was a freshman, broke her stadium record by more than a foot with a heave of 69-11.

Intrinsically non-linear aspects of the heave dynamics of a flexible skirted plenum chamber air cushion are investigated analytically and experimentally.

The frost heave process of a freezing soil involves complicated coupled heat and water transfers as well as mechanical variation.