And I feel like I've got to do the best job that I humanly can, so that we can change the families and change the system, and that feels like a huge and weighty responsibility to make sure I get it right".
The fringe is dauntingly huge, as the weighty programme proves, and it's expensive to attend whether you are a company or an audience member.
Ms. Baker's huge charcoal drawings featuring weighty clusters of business-suited men are perhaps the most haunting.
"There is a huge gulf between the weighty, ponderous way that buildings are made and the way the theatre works," says Dillon.
That procedural question, as much as any issue of huge dollar figures and weighty policy proposals, is one that divides both chambers and parties as the budget debate gets under way.
Your insults cut to the quick--you rouse my fighting blood!" Up he sprang, cloak and all, and seized a discus, huge and heavy, more weighty by far than those the Phaeacians used to hurl and test each other.
Inside there are great turning wheels, colossal lumps of stone, weighty hammers, rusty chisels and huge leather overcoats.
Still, the huge claim that a constant changes demands weighty evidence which the new data are not, as even Webb's team agrees.
Set in 1996, it sees a young clergyman struggling to set up a church in a deprived part of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Kelly reflects in energetic, muscular prose on the history of the Labour movement and foreshadows the huge social change to come; this is a weighty book in both senses.
In the case of embedded systems, such an implementation incurs a huge abstraction penalty[6 9], since it is based on weighty language's dialects (i.e., features that increase overhead in space and performance), like dynamic polymorphism.
