Sentence examples for heavy driving from inspiring English sources

The band started its show like a progressive-rock band, jamming on a heavy, driving instrumental augmented by trilling electronic sounds, as colored lights reflected on a white backdrop.

The band's debut album, Rage Against the Machine, reached triple platinum status, driven by heavy radio play of the song "Killing in the Name", a heavy, driving track featuring only eight lines of lyrics.

Helicopters could only search downwind, with 80 to 90-yard visibility in heavy driving rain.

The qualified locations for the non-cell phone zone could include some roadway segments requiring heavy driving workload, such as highway work zones, busy intersections, and high crash risk locations with constrained sight distance.

It's the kind of busy, hazard-heavy driving environment humans are instinctively able to process, but that might be less obvious to a computer.

Its roads were built to be thicker than typical highways – ranging from 55cm to 85cm in thickness, or twice as thick as typical highways elsewhere in the developed world – making them more able to handle large numbers of heavy cars driving at super-fast speeds.

"you can feel the heavy presence driving there from Cairo.

One official said this might have been because of the height requirement and the need to have a heavy goods driving licence.

Flying a jet plane, working heavy machinery, driving a speedboat, white-water rafting and looking for woolly mammoth in a woolly hat.

She said, "It sounds a little heavy, you driving me around Washington all year, but you can pick me up from the airport next time I come to town".

In villages already surrounded by the farm's facilities, residents said the smell and noise are overwhelming, and claimed their roads and houses have been damaged by heavy trucks driving past day and night.