Sentence examples for heavy incidental from inspiring English sources
Studies show that heavy incidental alcohol consumption is a growing problem in modern society.
These discrepancies in maturation size may be a result of regional variation or incidental selection from heavy fishing pressure.
When The Old Blood takes itself less seriously, with the aforementioned zombies in the expansion's occult-heavy latter half, or in incidental comedic asides such as when a Nazi soldier chastises his comrade for his shameful grammar (think about it), it carves out its own identity in an often po-faced genre.
It should be called The Prisoner Whose Girlfriend Has A Mother With A Superfluously Horny Best Friend And Also The Incidental Music Is Quite Heavy-Handed.
There is evidence that incidental artificial selection caused by heavy fishing has led to a compensatory growth response, i.e. faster growth and earlier maturation.
Nor do the short original dances thrown into the mix and often upstaged by Mr. Wilson's heavy-handed lighting scheme seem more than incidental glosses in their broad juxtapositions of East and West.
A heavy-footed account of Khachaturian's seldom-heard Waltz from the incidental music for "Masquerade" opened the concert, and a spirited performance of Borodin's popular Polovtsian Dances from the opera "Prince Igor" ended it.
Deducting the two heaviest verdicts, it left only $2,303 to pay lawyer's fees, incidental expenses, and be distributed among eight plaintiffs.
The most interesting aspects of "Squeegees" are incidental, and include casting — that's Jo De La Rosa from "The Real Housewives of Orange County" on Bravo doing some heavy breathing with her boss — and a glimpse of what might have been.
