Sentence examples similar to stuck heavily from inspiring English sources

Just as some people believe there's no better way of appreciating life than by contemplating the inevitability of death ("You might get knocked down by a bus tomorrow!" Not if I stick to heavily pedestrianised areas!), I think that the best way of appreciating the best bits of my relationship is to remind myself that we're both free to leave at any time.

(Yes, but there are children whose set point is higher than what's recommended, and I don't want to advocate anything that would see a child beginning a lifelong battle that she'll never be able to win. Those children--all children--deserve dignity that gets slighted when we stick too heavily to the traditional way of thinking about weight).

He was driving through his Westmorland and Lonsdale constituency with a carload of four children when he got stuck on a heavily flooded back road.

After getting to know the locals and becoming inspired by "the revolution", he has stuck around, becoming heavily involved in plans to renovate the area's old theatre, Casa Cultural de Alameda (nodo50.org/alameda).

Through his refusal to get stuck into the heavily managed, boy-man lifestyle of modern English footballers, Tarkowski has reflected the strangeness of modern football back at its audience.

Fighting Global Jihad With iPhones: Here's hoping that the Taliban doesn't find out about our super secret plan to use cell phones to a) nab terrorists, b) triangulate locations for predator drones, and c) stick them with heavily marked up roaming charges, for justice.

A main difference between IL-17 over-expression in naive and CII-immunized DBA-1 mice was the observation that, in CIA, PMNs were heavily sticking to patella and femur cartilage, a phenomenon that was not observed in naive mice.

I stuck around for a bit, heavily engaged in a rum-fueled debate with some locals on the subject of whether metal could become a universal language akin to Esperanto, given that languages all tend to sound the same when they are growled against a rhythm of drop-tuned guitars.