Sentence examples for heavy stiff from inspiring English sources

Nothing looked heavy, stiff, or difficult to wear.

"I wanted to make sculpture, and this heavy, stiff material allowed me to form three-dimensional objects that could be hung in space".

A film at Parasol Unit shows the artist labouring to haul the fabric bindings from the doors of the sanitorium: tough, heavy, stiff as tarpaulins; she is physically overwhelmed, disappearing beneath it in her old man's coat – hidden by the work she has made.

The Adapt 1.0, by comparison, were heavy, stiff and rough to wear for feet outside the norm.

However, relatively heavy, stiff steel sucker rod must be run on the bottom of the fiberglass sucker rod interval, because fiberglass sucker rod is weak when loaded in compression.

His body is heavy and stiff, his torso a bag of concrete.

(This is true, as it happens: the bread grows heavy and stiff).

The deck therefore must be either heavy or stiff or both.

I felt heavy and stiff in my legs and just couldn't go," he said.

"I felt like I had to clench my toes to stabilize myself on the board because the boots were too wide". Turning her board, which was heavy and stiff, required more strength than she had.

The silks demanded by the Russians — and there seems no doubt that some were manufactured expressly for the Russian market — were no less striking for the high proportion of gold and silver thread, rendering them heavy and stiff.