Sentence examples for heavy sink from inspiring English sources
noun
The motion of a sharply diving sinker pitch.
- His two-seamer has some heavy sink.
Posada caught Sabathia in the 2007 All-Star Game, and he said he was impressed Saturday by the deception in Sabathia's delivery and the heavy sink on his fastball.
"Hey, they've got to be here," McCarthy said as Lucy tossed her heavy sinking line.
My legs are heavy, sinking into the dirt that seems to get softer with each step.
He throws a heavy sinking fastball, with nasty movement, and he could rebound in his second year in Class AAA.
With heavy sunk costs, its best bet may be to get acquired.
He has heavy sinking action with his four-seam fastball and he is effective against left-handed batters.
Every part of your body should feel at ease and heavy, sinking toward the ground.
Once its salty water flows into sub-Arctic areas carried by this prolific stream, it gets colder and heavier, sinks to lower depths, and starts a return trip to warmer climes in the south where the whole process begins again.
Now I've turned so heavy I sink through twenty floors to hit the street.
The syngas rises through the pool, heavy metals sink to the bottom and other contaminants form a slag on top.
By Thom Gunn The New Yorker, January 6 , 1992P. 38 Before the heavy hotel sink View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.
