Sentence examples for terribly heavy from inspiring English sources

He felt tired, a terribly heavy tiredness.

The more or less magical suitcase, now empty, suddenly seemed terribly heavy.

"He drags this terribly heavy thing up to Central Park every day," said Mrs. Wiggins, referring to the collapsible easel and paint box which he lugs up subway staircases.

This continues for the rest of the movie, interrupted by occasional flash points of lung-busting rage and, less excitingly, by occasional flashbacks to happier days... I wonder whether we'll see this species of movie for much longer — the big, unwieldy feelings-grinder, manned by megastars and making terribly heavy weather of small, unexceptional predicaments.

And it may last more than a decade, in fact it could become permanent, until the pain is so big that eventually there may be a rebellion, a rejection of the EU, and that would then be the destruction of the EU, which is a terribly heavy price to maintain to preserve the euro, which is meant to be just a servant of the EU.

Suddenly Viacom's debt load no longer looks terribly heavy.

Edward Heath is played by a dewlapped John Sessions; in a terribly heavy-handed moment, his bletherings of "compromise... compromise... ...... are drowned out in Thatcher's ears by Daddy's resounding precepts.

They do have thick glass screens so not only does it make glare an issue, it makes them terribly front heavy.

They look terribly young, their faces heavy with make-up.

Even though asbestos is carcinogenic, the job is fun and not terribly dangerous because of the heavy protective suits the workers wear, she said.

No amount of explaining that the novel was on her side, that it was a book that was terribly pained by the way heavy people are treated and how unfairly they are judged, could overcome the scrawny author's photo on the flap.