Sentence examples for making it heavy from inspiring English sources
Don't use too much pomade or you'll flatten your hair, making it heavy and greasy.
Adding rice thickens the fluid making it heavy thereby keeping it low in the belly and unable to slosh up into the esophagus.
Because it is (a supermarket trick) wet-aged rather than dry-aged, making it heavier, but less good.
Carbon comes in two stable forms, or isotopes -- one has an extra neutron in the nucleus, making it heavier.
The Head Graphene line has a traditional string pattern, but the Graphene material allows more weight to move out of the middle of the racket to the tip and the grip, boosting the racket's power without making it heavier.
One of Mercedes' clear goals was to make the new E more spacious without making it heavier or especially huge.
The band returned to it multiple times over the recording process, each time making it heavier than before.
As snow sits on the ground it compacts and becomes wet, making it heavier.
It was a laptop in a pinch, and, better than a laptop, never slowed down airport security, although the attached keyboard made it heavy and not as pleasing as it was on its own.
Fiberglass scavenged from boatyards and shipwrecks coated the yellow refrigerator foam but made it heavy.
That makes it heavy, at times almost pop-Wagnerian, but Mr. Ledger's performance and the film's visual beauty are transporting.
