Sentence examples for heavier both from inspiring English sources

After this final Murray's pockets will also be a little heavier: both he and Peers, the 13th seeds, walked away with £85,000 for being runners-up.

Historian William James has noted that while Nymphe was slightly heavier both in tonnage and weight of shot, the French ship carried 80 more personnel who had been serving as a unified crew for significantly longer than those aboard the British frigate; among Pellew's men were 80 Cornish tin miners pressed into service only a few weeks earlier.

The heavier both boys and girls were at age seven, the earlier they entered puberty.

Bicyclists often share the road lane and pedestrian traffic is heavy, both at and away from crosswalks.

But the price in what was once Iraq's second city has been heavy, both in lives lost and the immense scope of destruction.

It's pretty heavy on both.

It's really intense and heavy on both sides".

Losses: Heavy on both sides, including both leaders and much of the Serbian nobility.

And indeed, heavy rain both preceded and followed three of the scenes.

Dementia takes a heavy toll, both on those affected and on their families and carers.

With casualties heavy on both sides, the Union forces retreated toward Springfield.