23 sentences with 'heavy'

Example sentences and phrases with the word heavy and other words derived from it.

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• « Ostrich eggs are huge and heavy. »

• « The heavy rain did not deter the hikers. »

• « A waterproof coat is essential on days of heavy rain. »

• « I had not been warned about the heavy rains this season. »

• « The hydraulic crane facilitated the lifting of the heavy load. »

• « The river's flow increased exponentially due to the heavy rains. »

• « The sky was covered with heavy gray clouds, foreshadowing an imminent storm. »

• « Despite the heavy rain not letting up, he continued walking with determination. »

• « In front of me was a large and heavy block of stone that was impossible to move. »

• « The man burst out laughing, enjoying the heavy joke he had played on his friend. »

• « The concrete blocks were very heavy, so we had to ask for help to load them onto the truck. »

• « The hurricane is a meteorological phenomenon characterized by strong winds and heavy rains. »

• « The heavy rain did not stop the protesters who were peacefully demonstrating in the streets. »

• « The engineer designed a bridge that withstood the elements and supported the weight of heavy vehicles. »

• « The King's skeleton was in his crypt. The thieves tried to steal it, but they couldn't move the heavy lid. »

• « After a long and heavy digestion, I felt better. My stomach finally calmed down after giving it time to rest. »

• « In May, news of heavy casualties shook Britain. »

• « "Why are you so heavy? Juan's wife is happy that he's going." »

• « The rain was no longer as heavy, but the pavement was still wet. »

• « These words produced a heavy, deep silence that neither of us seemed eager to break. »

• « Of necessity, Rome learned to add heavy cavalry units to its legions in the 4th century AD. »

• « Borrowing from Persian practice, Diocletian emphasised the use of heavy cavalry to respond quickly to threats. »

• « Roman soldiers were expected to be able to march more than 20 miles in a normal day's march carrying a heavy load. »