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Sentence Examples The uncle heaved a deep breath and the breath comes out in a light green misty colour. After some minutes, he heaved himself to his feet to the evident relief of the crowd who had mistakenly cheered, but it proved premature. With an empty arm, he rolled Razi onto her back, and heaved her upper half onto his knee. Finally giving in to his conscious, he reluctantly heaved himself off the comfy sofa and approached the door with great caution. He heaved the gates open with Julius and Sam, and threw his spear at an emerging Saxon who had been awoken by the whistle. She heaved herself out of the rocking chair and plucked the binoculars from the table. So I took my time finishing the job, heaved myself upright and turned to face the source of the muttering. Rae took a deep breath as she heaved a concrete brick up on to another one. Jag gasped as his shoulder was nearly dislocated, then heaved himself up with the offended arm. To her relief, he heaved her up by her waist and threw her over his shoulder again. She heaved the feather light envelope across the room, tossing the box with it. James grabbed the back of Savage's shirt and heaved him away from the guns, tossing him into the middle of the room. Hot coffee revived her slightly and she heaved the new suitcase on to the pale bed-cover and flung back the lid. Breathing hard, Jacob simply stared for a few more seconds before I heaved a harsh sigh and tugged off my headphones. John knelt and checked for a pulse, he heaved a sigh of relief when he found one, Jim wouldn't die just yet. My chest heaved, I was panting, and my hair had become stringy and was sticking to my sweaty neck and face. His chest heaved and he threw back his head, his muscles vibrating from the uncontrollable happiness of a laugh. Her chest heaved gently to the rhythm of her breathing, but as he crept in further, he had to stifle a scream. My stomach heaved and I covered my mouth as I tried to regain control of my senses. My legs took me away from him and I dry heaved until I fell into a fit of tears. Show More Sentences This time, however, her stomach heaved and she just barely grabbed the chamber pot before she was sick. Her stomach heaved, and she wrapped her arms around her middle as if to contain it. The garbage being heaved out the car windows to the roadside says a lot about the heavers. Elvira collapsed into a corner, still panting, her chest heaved up and down. His body heaved as he panted, yet he seemed so weary he could hardly stay on his knees. He laughed long and hard, bent over his knees, his armor jangling and clanking as his empty chest heaved. Sighing, George heaved his pear-shaped body out of the borrowed wheelchair. Within five minutes I was coasting smoothly across the river as river tugs heaved past below. His nostrils flared and his great chest heaved as he searched frantically for any scent. His tears became his master, his chest heaved, his muscles flexed and tightened, his teeth clenched threatening to break his jaw bone. Alison flurried about the room putting away her essentials and then turned to Blair and finally heaved out a breath of air. Randall ducked under the flying tackle and heaved a pass 60 yards off his back foot. Her chest heaved, as the fear still possessed her mind in its clutches as well as the guilt. Enlil heaved a huge sigh and sat down in his favourite chair and tried to clear the fog from his mind. I put my arms on a choice piece of rock and heaved, dragging my body up while my feet unsuccessfully tried to locate footholds. When cleaning out the dead debris from flowerbeds, also prune any shrubs and push plants back into the soil that have heaved with the frosts. Twelve finalists plastered on the greasepaint and heaved on the star-studded attire that made for a wonderful night's entertainment. An almighty boulder has been heaved into the pond, scattering and displacing all manner of beauty with an uncouth splash. Slowly, he heaved himself up on to his feet, and cautiously stepped up to the eyehole once more. She continued to improve, and her family heaved a sigh of relief and began limping back towards normalcy. Show More Sentences With a final tug, Cedric heaved on the crossbow bolt, wrenching it free at last. When she finally heaved herself up through the trap door onto the floor of the attic Chandra breathed a sigh of relief and relit the candle. Joan sighed, not really sure why she was so cranky today, and heaved their loaded shopping cart toward the refrigerated dairy section. The other friend heaved a sigh and said he was totally dependent on his son who didn't give him any money. The innkeeper raised appealing eyes to heaven, spread out his long fingers, and heaved his round shoulders. She heaved at the rolled up black tarpaulin, hoping that the rope would keep her tent together as it fell into her arms. Her head hung low, her arms wrapped about her body, and her shoulders heaved in tearless sobs. He heaved himself up, scuttering to the end of the hallway, going up the stairs, and stopping in front of his English class. He held up his hand in order to silence any dim-witted replies as the sliding barn door swayed and heaved before finally giving way. He heaved in another deep breath, exhaled shakily, and picked up the card with somewhat senseless fingers. Having seen no sentries or patrols of any kind, Maddock heaved the door to the tunnel open and they all headed in. The ship was beset and drifted for months in bitter cold, heaved upon a mound of ice. Tired students heaved their bags across their shoulder, hurrying out, heading for the blissfulness of their homes, or the quiet of the library. She snapped out orders and her ship heaved to the side, exposing the forward cannon to the enemy. In the blink of an eye, he leaped towards the table and heaved the sword in a mighty slash that cut the vase in two halves. With a bitter glare at his scarred right hand, he heaved on the rope and sent the unoffending log scooting another length across the ground. The men heaved on the oars and the ship rolled and heaved through the white breakers. I couldn't avoid them all, and the ship bucked and heaved under me as more rocks than I would like to count peppered our outer hull. At first, we bunkered behind fallen tree trunks and heaved spear-like sticks until a birthday party ended in blood and stitches. The man heaved as he piled the stack of six books onto Roy's already dusty lap. Show More Sentences All day long they heaved, and hallooed, turning at intervals to scribble at their desks. The ship heaved a little, bumped gently against the stone wall, the impact absorbed by the bundles of branches, then settled contentedly into her berth. The priest awoke with a start, flailing about in the bed until he recollected where he was and heaved himself across the mattress, in search of breakfast, no doubt. She was forced to close her eyes again as her stomach heaved. She heaved a sigh of relief and prepared to make a bolt for it. I walked him back down to the slough and heaved a stick into the water. The unmasked attacker followed suit with a fatal knife blade to Johannes's gut, then heaved him around and slammed him against a nearby wall, repeatedly. I order from the meat trolley, a big stainless steel affair in which various meats are submerged in hot water and juices and heaved into view when a lever is pulled. She was being dragged straight towards the water when she pulled her knees up to her chest and heaved with her feet, regaining an upright position. Already her chest and shoulders heaved from holding in sobs. Once the fleet had cleared Cyprus well to the west and out of sight of the island, they heaved into the prevailing southerlies and raced to the coast of Africa. Her head bowed low, hair falling over her face, and her shoulders heaved. Jack heaved himself from the well-worn seat of a golf buggy that had seen better years and grinned as his tanned wrist reached for a trusty 9-iron. Unwilling to climb up, he'd elected to weight one end of the rope with a claw hammer, which he heaved heavenward in the hope it would sail over the limb. He suddenly convulsed as his stomach heaved a foul liquid up his throat, which gushed violently from his mouth and viscously trickled down the curtain of his hair. We maneuvered alongside and got lines round it and heaved it inboard. Her stomach heaved and she ran to the bathroom next to Samuel's room. An official put the chain in a plastic bag and heaved it into the cold water. The audience heaved a big sigh of relief as the play finally ended with the anticipated melodramatic scene, worsened by actors who got carried away by their own histrionics. Barry then heaved the ball at Haywood, and Haywood throw a punch at Barry. Show More Sentences My stomach heaved and I ran to the toilet, retching and crying. I heaved myself up and hauled my bag back onto my shoulders. The coachman heaved their trunks out of the carriage and into the hall, my brothers were already in the lounge, relaxing on the comfortable sofas. By the time I heaved myself into action, lifting Harry carefully and putting him down on my nicely warmed chair the fireworks had finished and the night was quiet once more. I put my right foot on it, and put my hand on his shoulder, then he quickly heaved me up, making me lose my balance, and I began falling backwards. I slowly heaved myself off the couch and into a standing position, stumbled over to the door, and opened it just as he dropped a package at the door and rang the bell. In the streets of Paris, Molotov cocktails are heaved at the police. Fischer heaved a deep, weary sigh and rested his chin in his hands. The second man heaved a sigh that was mocking in its false regret. We can hear the swish of leather as saddles are heaved on our backs. The Church of England had struggled and heaved at a reformation ever since Wyclif's days. The old man heaved himself from the chair, seized Jessamy by her pinafore frill and marched her to the house. Small padlike feet appeared at the rim, and then the creature heaved itself out of the goblet and hopped away to the south-southeast. Shlomo threw the polony and bread ceremoniously into the lorry and heaved himself up to see who it was who recognised him. His portly middle section, rising beyond like a small hill, heaved rhythmically. Nawnim yelped, heaved away, struck his head on the underneath of the bed, and rolled into view bawling. From where Brad had sunk his bomb, I heaved the basketball as far as I could. He heaved up with a sulfurous curse, braced his legs and glared about him, with a burst of coarse guffaws in his ears and the reek of unwashed bodies in his nostrils. From the tough guys forced to dress as women to the prim parson reluctantly press-ganged into working with the prisoners to save his harpsichord from being heaved overboard. We heaved the chest-of-doors on to the second-floor landing. Examples from Classical Literature The dalesman's broad breast heaved indignantly, and there was a sob in his voice as he replied. Then, far across the harbor, I heard the great voice of a chantey man singing while the crew heaved at the windlass. He looked down at the ground and up into the straggly palms, then heaved a sigh. But Virginie raised her eyes, interrupted herself and heaved a smothered sigh. She heaved a sigh, and then told me that I might ask them to supper, with dupre and his wife, whenever I pleased. Uncle Donald's walrus moustache heaved gently upon his laboured breath, like seaweed on a ground-swell. His cheeks were hollow and hectic, his eyes were glistening as with fever, his chest heaved. No nibbles on the trotline last night, but a huge fish heaved his side out of the water just now. As Tom heaved the shot again, the toe of his tennis shoe caught on the board, and part of the sole was ripped off. A ragged, coatless, heterogeneously weaponed army, it heaved tumultuously along toward Third Avenue. Yet the first time I saw him again, after leaving him at corazon, he heaved some at me, but he didn't know it was poetry. He heaved a deep sigh at his own hypocrisy, and the Gabbai sighed in response. Fillmore heaved a sigh of relief and began to sidle from the room. So he bolted his breakfast, a sickly, sloppy affair, as rapidly as they, and heaved a sigh of relief when he passed out through the kitchen door. He heaved a hugeous sigh then and looked at the waiting man. His huge shoulder heaved and he sent an iron fist smash into Magnus's bland Mongolian visage, laying him on the lawn as flat as a starfish. He took Jon and jak by the ear and heaved them out of the hiding-place. The stigma gone, Hester heaved a long, deep sigh, in which the burden of shame and anguish departed from her spirit. He heaved a sigh as he thought of the kudos which might have been his. And as the vessel heaved over to the surge, the boat was launched. Show More Sentences So high as heaved the tumid hills, so low Down sunk a hollow bottom broad and deep, Capacious bed of waters. His cheek was livid, his eyes closed, his chest heaved wildly. He gulped, blinked, heaved himself up, and lumbered after the others. Twice he was heaved, kicked, and shouldered back again into the unpaintable inferno of a hotly contested charge. When Mr. bakewell had finished his speech he heaved a sigh of relief. The morning of the election the sun heaved up on a brassy sky. He heaved a Brobdingnagian sigh of relief when they finished. Chicken Little heaved a sigh of relief when she caught sight of him. Sabine heaved a deep sigh, for Andre had foreseen the same result. Cornelius heaved a sigh, which might have been called a groan. Another belt crashed from the ship, heaved the ground under its impact. A huge well-remembered hand, caught him, heaved him upright. It was trying work, and she heaved a sigh at each fresh effort. She caught a glimpse of him in the mirror, and heaved a sigh of relief. He heaved a heavy sigh, and seemed to realize his surroundings. His wife heaved a deep sigh of apprehension, of renunciation, of monition. Mr. Montfort gazed about him, and heaved a long sigh of content. The small boy heaved a sigh of ecstasy at his unobstructed view. He growled an obscene oath as he heaved the great oar forward. And sure enough, he heaved up his weapon once more, and, hacking twice, brought down another and similar strip of fence, making the opening about fourteen feet wide in all. Show More Sentences There, from their eyries, while the world heaved and throbbed below, the kings of men sent forth their eagle thoughts to wing their flight through the ages. They bequeathed the whole mystery to their successors and heaved a sigh of relief when they were rid of a business that had puzzled them without amusing them in the least. His chest heaved once, as if his large heart, weary of despotic constriction, had expanded, despite the will, and made a vigorous bound for the attainment of liberty. The poor discouraged huntsman sat down on a stone that supported the signpost, relieved himself of his gun and his gamebag, and heaved a long sigh. With that he heaved a great sigh, and then, as if he had discharged his duty to the past, put his feet up on the sofa and enjoyed Amy's letter luxuriously. All were staring at him thunderstruck and still, except Father Brown, who heaved a huge sigh as of relief and fingered the little phial in his pocket. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of heaved? Words that rhyme with heaved What is the adverb for heaved? What is the adjective for heaved? What is the noun for heaved? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words heave a sigh of relief heave heaume heatwaves heat wave heatwave heaved a sigh of relief heave-ho heaven Heaven heavenliness heavenly 6-letter Words Starting With h he hea heav heave