Sentence examples for notoriously heavy from inspiring English sources
In October she will be delivered to Farstad, who will use her to supply rigs in the region's notoriously heavy seas.
Beijing traffic is notoriously heavy, so a visitor should budget about 90 minutes to get from the city center to Silver Mountain.
He has gone so far as to implicitly refer to Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of Turkey and a notoriously heavy drinker, as a "drunkard," and in one of a series of speeches he delivered Sunday to cheering supporters, accused protesters of taking beer into mosques.
He used his mobile phone to call for help while Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his entourage would have to find an alternative ride to his floor, mixing it with regular guests.But the biggest complaint was reserved for this country's notoriously heavy handed security apparatus.
This is no coincidence, for the Empire State has a tax burden that is notoriously heavy.
The fantasy starts with the idea that it takes half an hour to drive there through Moscow's notoriously heavy traffic; on a weekday it takes a few hours.
More recently, bitter disagreements with the notoriously heavy-handed Weinsteins led to Gilliam's producers being dubbed the "real" Brothers Grimm who "sucked the joy out of film-making".
In an unexpected way, the recent trial and sentencing hearing of Jon Burge, the notoriously heavy-handed former Chicago police commander, brought these matters to the fore via an unlikely witness.
However, the sense of national unity is far removed from the violence that has dogged its domestic game as, in the face of entrenched unemployment and widespread corruption, many of Tunisia's young football fans are finding a sense of identity within their clubs and the clashes with the notoriously heavy-handed police.
Daley's police have been notoriously heavy-handed these last 10 years about arresting war protesters.
The drink is part of Korea's culture of haejanghada, the practice of getting over a hangover, which, together with special chewing gums and pills, make up a gigantic industry in the notoriously heavy-drinking nation.
