Sentence examples for serving heavily from inspiring English sources

I went through a terrible phase as a teenager – shortly after reading Marco Pierre White's White Heat – of serving heavily reduced jus with everything I cooked.

Serving heavily and attacking the Broady second serve, Duckworth reeled off five straight games to forge a decisive 3-0 lead in the third.

Multistage flash (MSF) distillation technology has been serving heavily as a primary source of freshwater in most Gulf States and elsewhere in the world for the past half a century.

Most of the small businesses or social-service institutions that were destroyed and looted in Ferguson and Baltimore were either black-owned or served heavily black populations.

favors coax where numerous branches along a route are needed, to serve heavily populated areas, and radio relay when the emphasis is on bridging widely separated points.

Many media companies, particularly those that serve heavily Hispanic markets, including the Miami Herald, Univision and the San Antonio Express-News, had eschewed the term long ago.

She's serving really heavily.

Formerly dependent largely on forestry and pasture farming, Sauerland has developed as an iron-ore mining region serving the heavily industrialized Ruhr area.

The bay supplies oyster shells for use in cement making, and, most importantly, it offers safe anchorage for ships serving the heavily populated and industrialized Houston-Galveston area.

And his Great Neck neighbors and the 16th District he serves are heavily Jewish.

Her kick serve and heavily spun forehand are weapons on clay, bouncing high and making life difficult for opponents.