Sentence examples for to pull heavy from inspiring English sources

They're like animals being forced to pull heavy carts of vegetables at incredible speeds.

Belgian draft horses used to pull heavy farm machinery looked out of barn stalls.

In field tests last summer, the plant's deep taproots seemed to pull heavy metal contaminants like mercury and lead from the garden's polluted soil.

17 PFArer1 Are you able to pull heavy objects (10 pounds/5 kg) towards yourself?

Conditioning: Excellent cardiovascular fitness; leg strength to pull heavy sleds; ability to withstand extreme cold.

To pull heavy weaponry 15km by each side from the line of contact, creating a 30km security zone.

Beyond their ability to pull heavier loads, AC motors improve overall efficiency.

Breeders worked to adapt the breed to mining requirements, and the breed became larger as more power was needed to pull heavier loads.

These would require a more powerful locomotive, able to pull heavier loads at sustained speeds of 55 mph, so as not to impede the congested electrified lines around London.

Medium-weight horses developed as early as the Iron Age with the needs of various civilizations to pull heavier loads, such as chariots capable of holding more than two people, and, as light cavalry evolved into heavy cavalry, to carry heavily armored riders.

Layout for rigging cable yarding operations is sometimes made easier for long cableways through the use of helicopter to string light lines to pull heavier operating lines.