A lover of Chinese takeaways and red wine, Owen said he became tired of heaving himself slowly in and out of the news anchor's chair.
Over the next several seconds, his chest heaved mechanically and his head slowly arched back.
They can take the children for a ride with Amtrak from New York to the nation's capital, giggling as the train slowly heaves and rolls, often in fits and starts, along the rickety tracks.
In Part 4 excerpts from Madame Curie's diary and from her acceptance speech upon winning the Nobel Prize in 1911 are spoken (by Elina Lowensohn) as the orchestra slowly heaves in a rocking pattern that tosses chords between instrumental groups, one mostly comprising strings and low brass, the other mostly winds and percussion.
Fifty-six giant pulleys slowly heaved the half-submerged vessel back to an upright position in a 19-hour operation that went into the early hours of Tuesday, revealing a section of hull darkened by rust and algae during months underwater.
"And it seemed she was like the sea, nothing but dark waves rising and heaving, heaving with a great swell, so that slowly her whole darkness was in motion, and she was ocean rolling its dark, dumb mass".
Because part of the Bergen Line had frost heave, trains were forced to drive extra slowly, causing trains to get stuck.
You don't have to make the rusty noise, just heave in your chest and breathe out slowly, like you're purring.
My chest heaved in anger and frustration as Holmes slowly walked out of the building.
He moved just slowly enough for the buzzer to sound, heaved the ball the length of the floor and then sprinted to the locker room — having not taken a single shot.
As skateboarders snaked down the streets, bikers slowly pedaled through, or kayakers trekked by with huge, colorful kayaks heaved over their heads, vendors pitched their tents pole to pole to push sports drinks, sunscreen, and the likes through free sampling.
