Sentence examples for heave us from inspiring English sources

I didn't want to believe What we believe in those rooms: That we are blessed, letting go, Letting someone, anyone, Drag open the drapes and heave us Back into our blinding, bright lives.

TV Squad writer Jane Boursaw praised Olivia's entrance in the episode, calling it a "Nice set-up for the focal point of this episode... Really nice storyline to heave us face-first into the new season".

An acrid taste of burning oil filled my mouth, and the walls seemed to flex and heave around us.

In effect, the presence of structural changes in the series of conditional variances as detected via the ICSS algorithm heave motivated us to study Conditional Correlation Dynamics [26] in a second stage as a procedure to determine the contagion effect across markets.

We can learn from successful movements like the Civil Rights movement, from Women's Suffrage, the Black Nationalist and Black Feminist movements that we can make change without resorting to the taking-back of words that were never ours to begin with, but in fact heaved upon us in a process of dehumanization and devaluation.

It is the same sigh many of us heave when we meet the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at the airport or a guard at a museum checkpoint.

Schweickart protested the conversation's drift away from deflection, saying that while the scientists were busy trying to pinpoint orbits an asteroid might heave up and strike us.

It was heaving last year and us older types were saying how it had the air of a very old happening from many years ago, like this generation's version of the 14-Hour Technicolor Dream.

There are times when the action is suspended while Stoppard heaves information at us, especially about Marxist theory or Lenin's famous train journey to Russia, but this remains an enduring, life-enhancing play that brims with intellectual gaiety.

When weather forecasters predicted that the heat would get more intense across the continent today, most of us heaved a sigh at the thoughts of stuffy trains, sweaty buses, parched lawns and boiling offices.

In the early 1990s one of the most incongruous summer sights were the beach resorts along the lakes in Wansee, heaving with young US military personnel and equipped with the boom boxes and volleyball scene that any Silicon Valley resident would recognise.