Sentence examples for to heave over from inspiring English sources

Then a leg bye brings Du Plessis onto strike, and he takes half a step to his right to give himself room to heave over midwicket for four.

Rory Burns storms down the wicket and tries to heave over mid-wicket but there is turn, it goes past the bat and it's a simple stumping.

Waldman: Perhaps a faster drop and quicker read creates throws with greater anticipation, which means he doesn't have to heave the ball over 50 yards on a line to hit receivers in stride.

Make sure your case is closed firmly before trying to heave it over your back or the contents will spill out all over the place.

Lugging a car seat onboard is a feat in itself; just ask any parents who have had to heave one over their head to fit down the aisle.

Or where a waitress, like a greasy whirlwind, flies unceremoniously out of the kitchen to heave water over children amusing themselves by watching a foreigner eat.

Lyon does a fine impression of Piers Morgan batting against Brett Lee, by backing away to leg and trying to heave Anderson over cover three times in a row.

Bush has less government experience than any president since Warren G. Harding, and it took a self-confounding opponent, Bush's own well-placed family members, the entire Republican establishment and five justices of the Supreme Court to heave him over the threshold to the Oval Office.

And although Lahiru Thirimanne cut loose on one occasion to heave Harry Gurney over mid-wicket for six, only 33 had been scored when James Anderson had the left-hander smartly caught at second slip by James Tredwell off the final ball of the ninth over.

He has learned to carry heavy snow away rather than toss it over his shoulder, because then he doesn't have to heave the next layer over the mountain he has inadvertently erected.

Simpson went soon afterwards, attempting to heave leg-spinner Scott Borthwick over mid-wicket, but the target for Durham had swelled to 130 when it might easily have been 60.