Australia made heavy use of their flanks in both matches.
Flick's plants in Poland made heavy use of slave labour from the concentration camps in Poland.
For this show, Kentridge has made heavy use of diagnostic imaging: X-rays, CAT scans, MRIs.
Shakespeare made heavy use of the first-century Greek historian Plutarch, a writer to whom history was biography.
Loggers who have made heavy use of the area since the 19th century have profoundly changed the forest.
According to a former colleague, he made heavy use of "pretextual traffic stops," focussing on out-of-state rental cars.
To many people, the swelling forms and mysterious dark voids bore unmistakably sexual overtones, and any number of critics in discussing them made heavy use of Freud.
Mr. Gruson says Regus, a company with operations stretching from Massachusetts to Ohio, has made heavy use of the rails for years.
Tom's sexual iconography made heavy use of archetypes: individuals were less important than categories, each one with a strict (and tight) uniform.
Over the years, Mr. Clinton has made heavy use of the the antiquities act, which allows him to create national monuments on federal land without Congressional approval.
Both Ms. Beglarian and Ms. Mazzoli made heavy use of sampling, allowing Ms. Beiser to play with rhythmic and melodic motifs.
