Sentence examples for of being heavy from inspiring English sources

Residents and protesters accused them of being heavy handed and of carrying out the eviction on behalf of bailiffs.

"I was tired of being heavy," Ms. Rivera said, then suddenly pulled a tissue out of her bag and began sniffing back tears.

"We were laughing," Staley said, "because if you look at players who retire, like, 10 years later, the guys that were heavy tend to lose weight and get skinny because they're so sick of being heavy.

The bulk of research has also shown that the bias tends to be felt most by overweight white women, who are battling both the glass ceiling and the stigma of being heavy.

Wearing a hijab, or Islamic head scarf, should not be a barrier to the group's pursuit of its dream of being heavy metal stars, said Firdda Kurnia, 16, who plays guitar and sings.

Police were accused of being heavy-handed after using controversial kettle tactics and more than 200 official complaints were filed.

Exchanges and banks are resisting one of its requirements, which is to report blackouts even if they do not lead to anything as severe as trading halts.America's regulators are often accused of being heavy-handed.

Those who took the rap were mostly executives of companies that the banks advised, and investors in those companies' pension plans.Europeans admire America's ability to deal with its scandals swiftly, even at the risk of being heavy-handed.

Locals have accused the police of being heavy-handed.

They also accused the authorities of being heavy-handed towards opponents of the construction projects.

But human rights organisation Amnesty International has accused police of being heavy-handed, and says it is concerned that innocent lives are at risk.