Sentence examples for most hefty from inspiring English sources

"He's just won one of the most hefty majorities we've ever seen, but he's not out there waving to the people".

Yan Morvan is one of the most hefty-sacked photographers we've ever met.

Most were hefty enough to work as a main course.

And while it's true that the historical novels, with their forthright and fascinating reinterpretations of South American political upheavals and machinations, seem the most obviously hefty and momentous, my own private celebration will concentrate on other works in the Vargas Llosa canon.

Most appetizers were hefty enough to serve as entrees.

Most need a hefty crew (the Eclipse needs 75 pairs of hands).

[C5.] Stocks Finish Slightly Higher Stocks edged up after giving up most of their hefty early gains.

Human Rights groups have said that none are released unconditionally and that most have posted hefty sums for bail and are summoned regularly to appear in court.

Among the admired theater actors playing the less-than-central lords in "The Winter's Tale," for example, are Bill Heck, who was onstage for most of the hefty running time of "The Orphans' Home Cycle".

The most important are hefty tax incentives that will reduce the price tags — as much as $7,500 for an electric vehicle from the U.S. government and as much as £5,000, or $8,000, in Britain, to name but a few examples.

The protectionist moves he has made since entering the Oval Office, including, most recently, slapping hefty tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines, don't sit well with most Davos attendees, either.