Sentence examples for heavily through from inspiring English sources

Some had been drinking heavily through the night.

Labour is said to have spent heavily through the tool.

I ran down the stairs, breathing heavily through my mouth, not seeing well.

It shows a baby's bottle, with a big cross drawn heavily through it.

LAND LEASING ASSAILED Chiefs Declare They Lose Heavily Through Bondsmen -- Demand Control Over Property.

We tread heavily through the homes of others as if we owned them.

They are investing heavily through the state to create networks of value creation, and actually producing things.

He had begun to breathe heavily through his nostrils, hisss-hiss, hisss-hiss, always a warning sign.

These are designed to tax dirty vehicles more heavily through a combination of annual levies and a one-off purchase tax.

The doctor's face radiated enthusiasm; his eyes glittered, his purple cheeks were aglow, the veins in his temples stood out strongly, and he breathed heavily through dilated nostrils.

A hint of exasperation creeps into his voice and he exhales heavily through his nose.' The newspaper ploughed on though, asking him about the humour in Tool's albums.