Sentence examples for heave of the from inspiring English sources

There was the heave of the now peerless offensive line; the renewed excellence of L.T., the shutdown savvy of Revis.

His playing was inseparable from the shape-shifting heave of the rhythm section, made up of younger players of ambitious intelligence and shared experience: they also work as a trio, under either Mr. Weiss or Mr. Sacks.

Given over to the rise and fall of the boat, he was lulled into a forgetfulness, the heave of the ocean working its way into his bones, softening them.

At the bow of the ship, we have a specialized anemometer to measure the turbulence in the wind, complete with motion compensation for the pitch, roll and heave of the ship.

Looking back over her shoulder, Rainey sees her house "riding the heave of the hill, every window open and sheets and spreads hanging like long white tongues from our bedroom windows".

But this time the water really comes thundering down, and, throughout the movie, Petersen has a dynamic feel for the rush and heave of the deluge, the pent-up energy, the sheer heft and momentum.

Having begun life as an outlying curiosity, where planes taking off and landing were as wondrous as those in children's picture books, the airport becomes the heaving heart of the metropolitan beast, its raison d'être.

Video footage from the sea floor showed the sinuous heave of oil into the sea weakening as the mud was pumped in.

Now that pack ice has disappeared in many areas, exposing the ice shelf to direct contact with waves causing destructive flexing and heaving of the ice.

For it's death to be where one is not, where every breath is a heaving of the oars                alone at sea.

The pipeline safely discharges its heat into the air, while frost heaving of the 120,000 vertical support members is prevented by freezing them firmly into the permafrost through the use of special heat-radiating thermal devices.