Sentence examples for might heave from inspiring English sources
Who knows what havoc a severe hurricane might heave wreaked, for example?
Schweickart protested the conversation's drift away from deflection, saying that while the scientists were busy trying to pinpoint orbits an asteroid might heave up and strike us.
In addition, he verbally abused players, administrators and assorted fans, and when he thought referees unkind, might heave furniture around an arena.
You might heave a sigh of regret when the final cadence brings you back down to earth, but at the same time you know you have just been on a wild excursion with an amazing master of the musical stratosphere.
Sometimes a bar, for example, might be heaving.
The men aimed the stretcher badly the first time, but the second time, concentrating with all their might, they heaved the stretcher straight into the ambulance, and the doors closed quickly and the ambulance drove off.
Silicon Valley companies that operate in the gray might be heaving a small sigh of relief today.
Feted and nurtured by China to help bolster its rule in Tibet, the young monk rejected it in the most dramatic way, fleeing to India in 1999 when he was 14.Given this history, you might expect China to heave a sigh of relief should the 14th Dalai Lama decide to be the last.
This is unarguable, but in the meantime compulsion at a later stage could also play a part.In this section Chasing an elephant To think again Bad timing Facing the music Information overlord Staying on Marketing anxiety UKIP if you want to ReprintsWithout the option of dropping out, more young people than you might think will just heave a sigh and knuckle down to their studies.
It might be more dramatic to heave a half court shot at the buzzer, but a slow, deliberate march up the court, with smart passing while waiting for the best shot, has a higher chance of success.
THOSE who feared that Europe's plan for a single currency might fall apart without Helmut Kohl can heave a sigh of relief, albeit a brief one.
