Sentence examples for should heave from inspiring English sources
Now that Europe's highest court has rejected this challenge, we should heave a sigh of relief, but instead we see predictable hand-wringing over the UK's loss of power.
Perhaps Democrats should now heave a sigh and, more in sorrow than in anger, do the same.
"Even a series like 'Cop Rock' has no risk of disappearing," Mr. Thompson said, "whether we should be heaving a sigh of relief or otherwise".
He wonders about the usefulness of measures of well-being that, in his words, "are affected more by the arrival of St Valentine's Day than a doubling of unemployment".Damn the lot of themNor should supporters of Mr Obama heave too great a sigh of relief.
But while the end of this long and winding road is now in sight, Democrats should not just be heaving an enormous sigh of relief -- they should be turning all their energy towards beating John McCain in November.
The situation, replied General Liddell on 19 July, "is that this is a fortress liable to heave and immediate attack and there should be no civilians here whereas there are 22,000.
You, and by you I mean WE, should start clearing out that clutter space - throw out the keyboard to that computer we no longer have, heave those water-stained files from 2001.
What should concern Chelsea more is the effect all these diversions could have on the players and the team as the prizes heave into view.
