Sentence examples for hefty roster from inspiring English sources

There is also a hefty roster of bodywork options for your tired calves and backs, one of which was something called watsu, which is basically aquatic shiatsu, a process that its practitioners say replicates the feeling we all have in womb.

Ms. Walker conducted nearly a hundred interviews on camera (and many more off), with physicists, writers, nuclear weapons experts (including the former C.I.A. officers Valerie Plame Wilson and Rolf Mowatt-Larssen) and a hefty roster of world leaders (including Tony Blair, Mikhail Gorbachev and Pervez Musharraf).

Former Sen. Tom Daschle, a prominent Obama supporter, received the same sort of attention when he was hired by a hefty roster of health care clients.

"How common is that?" The Americans has run through a fairly hefty roster of characters, with fresh departures including Stan's FBI boss Agent Gaad (Richard Thomas and Philipp's deluded informant Martha Hanson Alison Wrightt), who was convinced Philip was going to be hers any day now.

Due to his scene-defining collaborations with Young Thug and Future, going so far as to executive produce the latter's recent What A Time To Be Alive mixtape with Drake, Atlanta's Metro Boomin holds a special place among the city's hefty roster of innovating producers.

There are 18 small plates, four entree-size offerings for those who aren't happy grazing, a roster of hefty sandwiches and a few entree salads.

There is much more at play than the supernatural, of course — a hefty payroll, a healthy and productive roster, young players who augment the stars.

They, in turn, netted hefty campaign donations from PMA's grateful roster of defense contractors.

Fast forward to today and, after two years of extensive and stealthy testing and fueled by a hefty new round of funding from a roster of familiar names, the startup is finally throwing open its doors to the public.

Armed with hefty funding from China and Silicon Valley, STX has a roster of respected executives and a bold mission to make the kinds of movies the six major studios don't focus on anymore — films that cost $20 million to $80 million to make and don't rely on well-known stories and comic book characters.

After a spell in a rented suburban house that proved too small for their growing roster of staff and equipment, they did what any self-respecting young tech-pioneers with access to a hefty bankroll would do: they rented a mansion, in the sought-after Los Altos Hills neighbourhood near Silicon Valley, and turned it into a research facility.