Sentence examples for secured heavy from inspiring English sources

The election euphoria of 2008, when their party secured heavy majorities in both chambers of Congress and Barack Obama won the presidency with ease, has deflated so rapidly that analysts are now diagnosing on the left an affliction they ascribed to the Republicans back then: an "enthusiasm gap .The present gap is really more of a chasm.

In fact, they've secured heavy funding from Dubai authorities and have confirmed plans for the first Hyperloop that will connect Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

In the mid-1960s, Mandelo Bonevardi and several other artists, including Robert Smithson, bought the former headquarters of West Side Industries, billed as "specialists in securing heavy cargo".

Over the next 25 minutes, C.I.A. officers approached the walled diplomatic compound, tried to secure heavy weapons, and made their way onto the compound itself in the face of enemy fire.

The House intelligence committee report said that "some Annex team members wanted urgently to depart the Annex for the TMF to save their State Department colleagues," but the Annex chief "ordered the team to wait so that the seniors on the ground could ascertain the situation at the TMF and whether they could secure heavy weaponry support from local militias".

But the CIA annex chief "ordered the team to wait so that the seniors on the ground could ascertain the situation at the TMF and whether they could secure heavy weaponry support from local militias," the report said on page 20.

Don't use square knots (even stacked ones) for securing heavy loads or dangerous objects — they can (and do) fail.[3] Instead, use a more secure knot like a Carrick bend or a Double Fisherman's knot.[4].

But if it's not secured or heavy enough, it blows right in there".

Three hours later museum guards shooed away the last visitor and secured the heavy doors for the night.

Jay Carver, Crossrail's principal archaeologist, said: "The excavations so far have uncovered evidence for the site railway, forges and a furnace and machine bases with bolts that would have secured the heavy ironworks plant to the floor.

They were secured with heavy chains for the drive home.