Sentence examples for i'm getting heavier from inspiring English sources

On curzonblog.com, you can find Matt Smith babbling excitedly, writer-director Charlie Kaufman musing ruefully and High-Rise director Ben Wheatley grumbling that he can't see the point of Crossrail 2 anyway: "It's not that far to walk … to Tottenham Court Road … I'm getting heavier as I get older and I kind of need the exercise".

I felt terrible throughout my taper: all I wanted to do was wolf down the whole aisle of sweets in my local express shop, but without the miles to burn them off I felt I was getting heavy and listless.

Sadly, it's getting heavier by the second.

Tell them that the bucket is filling up with water and it's getting heavier ('and heavier and heavier.' It's because to say it like that because it emphasizes how heavy the bucket is actually getting for the subject).

If it's getting heavy and the ideas aren't happening then I'll do something to break it up.

We grow our hair because of faith, but it's getting heavy.

"Family is family -- it was getting heavy," she said last Friday as she was preparing for Teresa's 16th birthday party.

With each step, though, my feet felt like they were getting heavier and heavier--to the point that I could no longer continue moving forward.

I basically went back recently because of how bad it had got … I would say over the last year it was probably getting slightly worse each time … Tiredness, and headaches I was getting as well, so, sort of, just generally feeling really out of sorts for a good few days each month and beforehand, sort of, mood swings … and I think they [periods] were getting heavier, or it felt like they were.

Their conversation was getting heavier in tone; I could sense something was wrong.

"I keep thinking I'm smarter by getting up earlier, but the traffic seems to be getting heavier earlier and earlier".