Sentence examples for heavier fare from inspiring English sources

Then it was on to much heavier fare.

Photograph by Philip Montgomery for The New Yorker Then it was on to much heavier fare.

The evening also offered heavier fare: Beethoven's so-called Piano Concerto No. 1 (it was the second one he composed).

And there's even heavier fare on Thursday, when the quartet returns for Schubert's "Rosamunde" Quartet; Webern's Five Movements, Op. 5; and Beethoven's Op. 131.

There are schnitzels and blini for those who favor a heavier fare, and hummus and falafel for palates that lean toward the Middle East.

Get ready to make a lot of choices when it comes to ordering at Lady Camellia, which offers an array of classic menu items such as smoked salmon sandwiches and pastries as well as heavier fare like beef bourguignon pie.

The few restaurants offer simple, heavy fare.

Most spots were the typical ham-and-fish-heavy fare.

Heavy fare will put an audience to sleep, he warns.

There is a lot of heavy fare on television on Sunday nights.

The program was a departure from the usual code-heavy fare the meetings are known for.