Sentence examples for heavily using from inspiring English sources

Some young militia members are also heavily using drugs which affects their behaviour and actions.

Music is littered with graduates of art school and university heavily using references to authors and their books.

Michael (a pseudonym), a 50-year-old who has been a regular user of Grindr, said his worst recent experience had been when a man he met, who had been heavily using drugs, suddenly decided to kick him out.

Or that 70 percent of those who report heavily using mobile devices experience "phantom vibration syndrome," which is what happens when your pocket buzzes and there's no phone in your pocket?

Mr. Bolster arrived in New York as a virtual unknown in late 1991, as the general manager of the local NBC station, WNBC-TV, and scored early ratings victories by heavily using promotions, starting the city's first early-morning local news program and introducing flourishes like a news helicopter and high-technology weather radar.

A study by Kath Murray, at the Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research at the University of Edinburgh, found that stop-and-search rates were four times higher than the rest of the UK because Scottish police were heavily using common law powers to search without evidence – a practice banned in England and Wales.

The difference is that Heinz Field is heavily used.

It had been heavily used and was damaged.

The Sunset Park Public Library, expanded and renovated three years ago, is heavily used.

Glyphosate is the most heavily used herbicide on earth.

A strip along Mercer Street has a heavily used dog run.