Sentence examples for heavy places from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

"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.

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.

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

The turf at Fontwell Park racecourse, already heavy in places, becomes even more testing for the horses.