Sentence examples for hefty snow from inspiring English sources
Those in traditional areas of hefty snow accumulation evidenced a wise-cracking stoicism.
The idea of a heftier Snow White is an appropriate metaphor for this larger-than-life production.
Here winter delivers a hefty wallop: about seven feet of snow annually.
Until she was usurped by Scarlett Johansson's hefty paycheck for The Avengers 2, these films and Snow White and the Huntsman made Kristen Stewart the highest-paid actress in Hollywood.
Les Misérables opened spectacularly a couple of weekends ago with £8.13m, then suffered a hefty 46% drop on its second frame when blankets of snow discouraged cinemagoing across the country.
The clocktower-tastic Old Courthouse Museum, constructed largely of the lustrous local pink quartzite that makes Sioux Falls sparkle rosily under sun and snow, houses a tree-trunk impaled by a hefty steel bridge girder hurled like a javelin by a 1932 twister.
After the snow hampered festive trading, retailers have rolled out an avalanche of hefty discounts to get consumers spending ahead of VAT rising to 20 per cent on 4 January.
In addition, new regulations in the United States impose hefty fees on aircraft that idle on the tarmac, so airlines would rather cancel flights at just the hint of snow.
A sleigh filled with hefty boots and wolf-skin wraps ushered in a Dr. Zhivago moment, with diamonds and pearl jewelry sparkling like a sprinkling of snow.
Hefty fines seem inevitable.
