Sentence examples for heavy than from inspiring English sources

In the pool, I was more heavy than light.

"It's more heavy than we thought and a nasty injury," Van Gaal revealed on MUTV.

Rain, on the other hand, is much more likely to be described as "heavy" than "strong".

Then he took a ball, one that was about to feel far less heavy than it did only months ago.

"My legs felt all right but they were a lot more heavy than the rest of the guys," he said.

"Food from the south is better with more noodles, and much less heavy than northern food," said a waiter at another Vietnamese restaurant, Pho Sydney.

Aviation, the development and operation of heavier-than-air aircraft.

Ryan clashed with Schottenheimer, whose offenses were more complex and pass-heavy than Ryan wanted.

Boone used Bernie Williams's bat, which is more top-heavy than his, and he said it felt comfortable.

I had an article over the weekend about how previous deficit-reduction deals were much more tax-heavy than anything on the table today — until, that is, 1997.

The show, naturally, is much more production-heavy than the simple segment on The Tonight Show, where host and guests just lip-synch as they are.