Sentence examples for to heave himself from inspiring English sources

Billy climbed onto the porch he had to heave himself up—and kicked the red mud off his own heels.

On December 2, Freddy, 26, a paraplegic, wheeled himself into the forest with a rope but was unable to heave himself into the noose.

I decided it was time to go to dress for dinner, but my swimming companion chose this moment to heave himself out of the pool so I stayed put for a minute.

Americans are not without private generosity for those who fall by the wayside (so long as they are deemed worthy); but they dislike institutionalised generosity (epitomised by the old welfare system) that saps a man's will to heave himself up.More important, however, for the prospects of the left, is the fact that America regards itself as classless.

Despite the oxygen tubes coming out of his nose, the IV tubes going into his arm, the EKG wires running off his chest, and the nurses rushing in to hold him down, Frank managed with a massive effort to heave himself up to a near sitting position.

Worldwide love of, and tributes to Ali today are not so much for his astonishing, upfront, youthful and winning talents, but for his bravery at heaving himself from the canvas that New York night in 1971.

GAZA CITY — The 27-year-old in a sweatsuit limped to the table, heaved himself into a chair and began to talk about how he had been shot.

"I'll ride Papoose, pal," Rosson said to Huston, and heaved himself aboard the cow pony.

Soares forces his dancing: he seems to push himself into turns, heaving himself into the air.

When I started to make an excuse, Len heaved himself out of his chair and fell across the width of his desk.

The musculature of Ilissos, the river god who once adorned the Parthenon's west pediment, strains and relaxes as he heaves himself on to his riverbank, his penis resting on his thigh.