It's a double room, and three feet away, beyond the curtain, someone heavy is hurling himself (herself?) against the walls of a crib.
Rumors about the statue's ghostly powers begin to circulate in town: Aglaya's downstairs neighbors report they "had definitely heard someone heavy walking around on the second floor at night," while someone else mentions "a figure wandering around the waste lot in the twilight".
One woman even claims to have seen the impression of a face on the cheek or her sleeping friend, as if someone heavy was lying upon her.
"Force is mass times acceleration, and when someone is heavier and unbelted, there's that much force that is being applied".
In one early column, he says someone "took heavy umbrage".
Along the Nile, someone with "heavy" blood is a dour, pedantic bore.
Narrative text yields up its meaning in one go, making it immediately vulnerable to someone's heavy-handed offence.
For Google, this makes upselling storage much easier, especially if someone is heavy on uploading photos and not so much filling up their allotted email storage.
Maybe, but it's like Linux versus Microsoft – companies that want this kind of voice analytics tend to want someone to heavy lifting.
