"But she became a renowned doctor and wrote heavily on liver disease.
Mifsud's pieces, written in heavily accented English, are disjointed compilations of Euroskeptic grumblings.
This many-layered ramble, written in heavily enjambed heroic couplets, is clearly the work of a brilliant craftsman, but its pleasures are largely technical.
The neatly written but heavily corrected pages are for her unfinished work The Watsons, a novel which many believe could easily have been as good as her six completed works.
Mr Johnson explained how he felt that the famous wartime leader, about whom he has just written a heavily publicised book, which has received mixed reviews, would have been "very proud" at the "continuing legacy of Britain" in former colonies around the world.
The book is generally well written and heavily referenced and contains many anecdotes penned by a scientist obviously passionate about his work.
Every story I write is heavily researched, though that scaffolding is surely most visible in "The Diggings".
Post-classical composers are writing music heavily influenced by minimalism and its electronic spawn, but they are still immersed in the complexity of composition.
As Mr. Hanson describes it, societies around the world have long dreamed of humanlike figures with wings; "birds and bird-gods," he writes, "feature heavily in all mythologies".
In the nineties, Armstrong wrote a heavily researched but quixotically told two-volume account of the Great Depression called "The Greatest Bull Market in History".
Bassey "came up with her own version of her family history," Williams writes, "a heavily edited one in which all her siblings shared the same father, who then proceeded to vanish for no particular reason".
