Sentence examples for organizing heavy from inspiring English sources

The number of illegal excavations and thefts has worsened to the point that groups are organizing heavy machinery to carry out extensive digs.

All 30 clones encoded in-frame correctly organized heavy chains.

This time, with the threat from the Islamic State dominating the headlines, the White House has organized a heavy schedule of speeches and other events to press its case.

In these, the ranges of depth, from background to foreground, are organized by heavy black lines that break eccentrically from a grid to form geometrical figures imposed on painted rectangular areas.

One night, I was organizing a bass-heavy UK night at the TriBeCa Grand, and a friend told me to book Nick, who was living in NYC at the time.

As Susan Kaiser-Greenland wrote, "Nothing lasts forever can be the slogan you use to justify putting aside the work, chores, planning, organizing and other heavy-lifting of parenting to be there for the guitar playing, wreath making, recitals, ball games, birthdays, bath times, bed times, laughter and tears".

Finally we are getting justice". The company denied all the NLRB's allegations, stating that it has complied with federal labor laws and that the majority of the firm's drivers do not support the "heavy-handed" organizing efforts of the Teamsters Union.

She can carry on in a cool, organized way under heavy pressure".

And thanks to the huge amount looted -- "in a highly organized operation using heavy equipment" -- the insurgents and whoever else have access to the Qaqaa material have enough explosives for tens of thousands of future bombs.

The division was one of few organized as a heavy formation with a large number of tanks, and Patton was in charge of its training.

Phase 2: Vahan, noticing the huge cavalry maneuver of the Muslims, ordered his cavalry to group together, but was not quick enough; before Vahan could organize his disparate heavy cavalry squadrons, Khalid had wheeled his cavalry back to attack the concentrating Byzantine cavalry squadrons, falling upon them from the front and the flank while they were still moving into formation.