Sentence examples for hefty told from inspiring English sources

"I know he's going to be somebody,'" Hefty told her daughter, according to the Honolulu Star Bulletin.

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And to hear the hefty McKnight tell it, those five seconds may have been the toughest workout of the season for some.

Ever since the city's Sanitation Department cracked down on what it called the most egregious violators of the city's recycling law, Mr. Soto's building, on Ocean Avenue, has stepped up its recycling efforts to avoid the fate of six nearby apartment buildings that have been hit with hefty fines and told to clean up their acts.

The center's deficit of $1.9 million for the 1983-84 seasoccurredredespitete hefty subsidies, he told them.

When asked about his daughters hefty salary, Berrios told the Sun-Times that she was "entitled" to it.

Allegations that participants were paid hefty sums and told how to behave suggest that the show was more reality TV than "docuseries," the label it had been striving for.

When we spotted others in the dining room downing hefty hamburgers, we were told that we, too, could order them even though they were not on the menu.

Australians are routinely being told that hefty mining taxes would hinder the country's largest exports of coal and iron ore.

However most of these companies are targeting the top companies and the projects are heavy implementations with a hefty price tag," Valvanne told TechCrunch.

INVESTMENT bankers, as any company at the sharp end of a hefty bill will tell you, are wonderfully adept at milking their clients.