Sentence examples for heavy events from inspiring English sources

IV (translated: Composer Engulfed) conveys heavy events and then dripping waters pressing in on someone.

The Antigonish Highland Games, Antigonish, July 12 to 14, include Scottish heritage workshops and competitions in piping, dancing, drumming, and traditional heavy events, like the caber toss.

It is known fact rainfall erosivity in long term (e.g., cumulative annual values) is determined by a few number of heavy events.

So on Saturday, in the 41st edition of the Scottish Games, about 50 men will take to the lawns of Old Westbury Gardens to engage in such "heavy events" as caber tossing, putting the stone and tossing the sheath.

Death was, indeed, by no means a stranger at the Greek Games, particularly in the "heavy" events like boxing or pankration, a kind of all-out boxing cum wrestling that was considered the acme of combat sports.

And this month, representatives of some 60 clans will gather at the Loon Mountain ski resort in Lincoln, N.H., for harp playing, sheepdog herding and variations on the usual sports, a hybrid of Strongman and Scottish heavy events known as Highlander athletics.

It's a heavy event at any level.

"We still wrap people's vehicles but we use them in heavy event rotations.

Besides, in heavy event, a liquid layer appears between pavement and snow/ice, which would facilitate the mechanical removal of the snow or ice.

Although, inevitably, the celebrity-heavy events in cities such as London or New York gain the most attention.

Mr. Perkins is no stranger to spectacle, having mounted percussion-heavy events on the Central Park Lake, in the Park Avenue Armory and in Morningside Park.