Sentence examples for through a heavier from inspiring English sources

An ageing population means that IPODs are supporting a growing number of pensioners (for the first time in history, there are now more pensioners in the UK than under-16s) through a heavier tax burden and without being able to expect many of the benefits of previous generations.

Lord president of the council, deputy prime minister, and leader of the House of Commons in Clement Attlee's governments, he was highly successful in carrying through a heavy legislative program.

Through a heavy accent, he asked if I was O.K.

Williams called Costolo, who was driving home from the airport through a heavy downpour.

She lives in a gated community with a guard who watches through a heavy metal gate.

The plate is then inked and run through a heavy intaglio press to create prints.

One woman's head is repeatedly smashed through a heavy mirror.

Handcuffed and shackled, he spoke through a heavy wire-mesh screen.

Stepping outside through a heavy fridge-style door into the world's most extreme and harsh environment is an experience.

Off the main service passage, down some stairs and through a heavy door, I discovered a sunken room.

We entered through a heavy metal door and proceeded down a small corridor leading to a freight elevator.