Sentence examples for heavy reckoning from inspiring English sources
It is a heavy reckoning for one man's life.Barack Obama, America's president, will justifiably savour a moment so dearly bought.
Many of its greatest protagonists – who seem possessed of an enviable lightness – carry with them the heavy reckoning of wretched childhoods.
But there was also a sense of heavy reckoning — over the high price of Broadway tickets, over the future directions of theater actors' careers, and over the real sadness that can accompany a production marquee dimming for a final time.
That year, publishers' lists were heavy on novels reckoning with American history (Don DeLillo's "Underworld," Toni Morrison's "Paradise, Philip Rothh's "American Pastoral") and realistic short stories (Amy Hempel's "Tumble Home," Deborah Eisenberg's "All Around Atlantis").
IN A world in which oil is scarcer, the 272 billion barrels of heavy crude that Venezuela reckons are contained in the oil sands of its Orinoco basin ought to seem like a more attractive proposition to multinationals and state oil firms alike.
The hardest part about adjusting to China for most Internet companies is that social networks like Facebook and Twitter are censored, leaving apps like the social-heavy Instagram to reckon with Chinese equivalents Weibo and Renren.
But he reckons that the heavy parts have simply sunk to the bottom.
Conservation worries are not limited to the clothing giants: food and beverage conglomerates, tobacco companies and metal and mining companies are all starting to reckon with their heavy dependence on water.
– It's hard to get drugs in Central Europe but every nation reckons they're heavy drinkers.
But Suárez's four-month ban did represent an unexpectedly heavy hit - a bit "fascist", reckoned the Uruguay president José Mujica, who called it "an assault on the poor" driven by "Fifa's bunch of old sons of bitches".
By offloading the heavy stuff to a server, they reckon, you can make 3D printing more accessible and easier to use for all.
