Sentence examples for heavy on things from inspiring English sources

The guide's presentation was heavy on things like celebrity residents, expensive stores and famous corporate headquarters, along with a light smattering of history.

"When I say it's yes-and, we lay the foundation with cognitive diversity as a principle, and then we talk about the programming, and the programming does in fact go heavy on things like gender, race, ethnicity".

In total they had about a dozen wedding-related events split between two cities, which were heavy on things like limos, personal chefs, the Fairmont hotel, and drugs (so not all terrible).

Gordon Polatnick's business plan, he concedes, was heavy on the things that fueled his daydreams and too light on almost everything else.

It's too heavy, for one thing.

There will be heavier spending this year on things that are not wanted (for example, main battle tanks) while other programmes (such as the new aerial tanker) will be delayed.

There's a bitter streak running through all of us, so it's no surprise that the programme is heavy on people muttering things like: "It's mad isn't it?

Well, it turns out that Leto's great American adventure was light on the hitchhiking and heavy on the "other things".

If they insist on heavy things, nail them securely, otherwise, they may fall upon the child and cause serious injury.

Even the fashionable first lady is doing it and I say that the only time floral dresses worked was in London... in 1940! 9. Ugly Wedge Boots When I was a little kid, other children with club feet were forced to wear those heavy, boxlike things on their feet.

Heavy filtration, for one thing.