Sentence examples for heave will from inspiring English sources

As Purnell seems to know, come the aftermath of Labour's probable defeat, the old politics of One More Heave will feel more flimsy than ever.

Friday's latest government defeat on Brexit may have been by a lower margin than the earlier thrashings, but the convincing 58-vote majority against the EU Withdrawal Agreement, in the teeth of an all-out whipping operation, hardly suggests that one more heave will see it home.

Personal belongings that get the heave-ho will be sold at an on-the-air yard sale, and the proceeds will go toward the household makeover.

"If one side of the crack is heaved, I will generally cut back the higher side to widen the crack about six inches and then fill the opening and feather it on both sides," he said.

Bosoms and chests will heave, faces will flush with pride.

But they keep thinking that the stairs are shaking, that the earth will heave again.

In addition, some oil rigs float, which means their landing pads will heave and move.

Here the heave of good will was palpable from both sides.

The kingdom will heave a sigh of relief when American forces withdraw after Baghdad is taken.

And dead rubber or not – and a decade of Queensland dominance or not – the joint will heave.

The CFR Cluj coach, Antonio Conceicao, will heave a sigh of relief after seeing his side record a highly creditable victory over FC Copenhagen.