The phrase "read heavily" can be used in written English, but it may not be the most common or natural way to express the idea.
It means that someone is reading a lot or with great intensity. Example: She was a bookworm and loved to read heavily, often finishing multiple books in a week.
With defeats in each of their previous two outings, Denmark really needed a positive result and performance in their final warm-up game and while reading heavily into a friendly against Australia is about as relevant as looking for life lessons from an episode of Neighbours, the victory should at least send Olsen's side into the tournament with optimism.
Websites developed for mobile devices might overcome users' difficulties when reading heavily from traditional web pages.
Qwiki, for those of you who haven't been following the hype, basically reads heavily Wikipedia-sourced articles out loud with photo and video accompaniments.
Two other TCs, ncRNA_20 and ncRNA_28, are composed of sequence reads heavily biased to adult body, larvae, and pupae (Additional file 1, Fig. S5).
In the season of gift-giving, the ratio of books bought to books read tilts heavily toward the bought.
Any scientist interested in what congressional Republican leaders think about basic research, space exploration, or science and math education need not read the heavily anticipated budget plan unveiled today by Representative Paul Ryan (R-WI), chair of the budget committee in the House of Representatives and fiscal standard bearer for his party.
You shouldn't read so heavily into everything.
I also read and heavily notated the Old Testament for the film.
Mobley appeared to be receiving excellent medical care in a state of the art facility," reads the heavily redacted log, dated 30 January 2010.
These low costs are in-turn enjoyed by readers, who can base their reading choices heavily on price, creating a perfect competition for readers.
