Sentence examples for heavy to get from inspiring English sources

Nobody really knew – she was too heavy to get on the scales.

He was heavy, too heavy to get out from under him".

Furze recognizes the hoverbike's current limitations, but any other additions would have made the bike too heavy to get off the ground.

This makes a huge difference in terms of cost, since even with partial reusability you're still throwing away much of Falcon Heavy to get that load up to space.

Unlike its predecessors – the generations of large buildings supported by nothing but their own masonry walls – the Home Insurance Building wouldn't have to get thicker, darker, stuffier and heavier to get taller.

It's really heavy duty and hard to get off.

Typically, heavy vehicles are much harder on fuel than light ones, but the new Chinese standards permit the heavy vehicles to get only slightly worse gas mileage.

Some retailers have been forced to offer heavy discounts to get shoppers to spend.

"That was a very heavy lift, to get the House to do that.

After the election, Mr. Kennedy did the heavy lifting to get the bill passed.

"It's quite a heavy lift to get spending authority from the State Legislature for anything related to health care reform.