Sentence examples for heavy place from inspiring English sources

So it's a really heavy place, and extremely mysterious they don't know who built it.

Often people living in the Washington area feel it's kind of a heavy place to be, even if they're not in politics.

Show as well as tell: remember the power of image and the experience Universities are text heavy places and research is often weighed in term of peer review.

If the turkey keeps floating up, find a way to weigh it down, such as a tray with something heavy placed on top of it.

"Some people are anti-co-op because they feel you have to live by other people's rules," she said, "but New York is a co-op-heavy place".

It's a dim, incense-heavy place, crammed with pilgrims queuing to get into the small marble chamber at its centre holding Christ's tomb.

In a tourist-heavy place like the Napa Valley, the airport cafe can seem like one of the last of the hidden hangouts.

That's not surprising: the Uncommons is the kind of laid-back, N.Y.U.-student-heavy place where you'd expect to hear a song by the twenty-five-year-old British singer-songwriter, a folkie who, with her new album, "Short Movie," has turned her hand to rock.

With a new sense of perspective, understudies such as Cosby, Wilson, and Norman Whitfield suddenly took the label back towards its audience and into a heavier place.

Try using these in radio-heavy places like New York and Los Angeles and you'll be putting up with more static than you'd care to.

Across the state, such a readjustment would shift power away from immigrant-heavy places, which tend to be poor.