Sentence examples similar to heavily miserable from inspiring English sources
Despite affirmative action, most of them continue to eke out a miserable existence in the heavily forested, mineral-rich states.
A raft of European government initiatives to try and shore up confidence in the financial sector failed, as stock markets were down heavily at the close on another miserable Monday.
The heavily dressed, cold-looking and perhaps utterly miserable Victorians gathered in dark clumps on this bleak Welsh beach are painted by Cox with a free, open and sensitive eye.
Road maintenance costs are on the rise along the heavily trafficked thoroughfare, and residents say rush hour is miserable.
The Modric saga was blamed in part for Spurs' miserable start to the season, which saw them heavily beaten by Manchester United and Manchester City.
Despite spending heavily in the summer transfer market, Sanchez and Fulham have endured a miserable season so far, with the Cottagers currently 18th in the Premier League.
Elizabeth Mouncey and her parents eked out a miserable existence marked by destitution, violence and squalor; her father, an East End docker, drank heavily and beat his wife.
It was a heavily symbolic victory for the House Freedom Caucus -- the influential group of conservative lawmakers that made Boehner's life miserable and contributed to his resignation from Congress -- whose super PAC threw financial support behind Davidson.
