Still, questions about who else knew what, when, hang heavy.
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Their breasts hang heavy yet high, their thighs like those of the Venus of Willendorf.
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Wine production is also popular, and vines hang heavy with grapes all over the island.
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Fears over a no-deal Brexit hang heavy over Westminster and the rest of the country.
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We're so happy our son is leaving, but our hearts hang heavy for those we left behind.
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As we head into a new week of Kavanaugh, expect the pending FBI investigation to hang heavy in the air.
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Big guys, O'Brien said, had to help hang heavy targets bright with fresh red paint on the massive wooden backdrop.
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Memories of the global financial crisis — and subsequent market dips — hang heavy for savers, particularly those who came of age during the 0.73 downturn.
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Those brutish metaphorical patriarchs — the demands of history and the machinations of power-hungry megalomaniacs — hang heavy over the world, leaving many bruised and angry.
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Analysts, however, remain sceptical about how much further the share rally would run as slowing global growth, weak corporate earnings and trade tensions between the United States and China hang heavy on risk assets.
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Stories like that hang heavy over Apple's $24 billion plan, announced Monday, to help solve the dire shortage of affordable housing that has come to dominate life and politics in the most populous state.
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One of the first things I did was to mount two sheets of plywood to the wall, creating an eight-foot square of space which I could anchor to and hang heavy paintings from.
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As in the final days in Mobutu Sese Seko's Zaire or Felix Houphouet-Boigny's Ivory Coast, two other African nations forged over decades by a single leader, tensions and anxieties hang heavy in the air.
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Analysts, however, remain sceptical about how much further a share rally would run as signs of slowing global growth, weak corporate earnings and trade tensions between the United States and China hang heavy on risk assets.
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"Better," a new is a stark but buoyant breakup song about healing with an ex, an enlightened lyrical subject that feels right at home at a festival where New Age vibes hang heavy in the air.
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The project's first two songs hang heavy with fuzz and distortion, looping in and around themselves like a basket of tiny, furry snakes; "Void I" and "Gathering" are both calm, hypnotic, and more than a little ecstatic, percolating sleepily within the black velvet atmosphere.
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PewDiePie is a public figure who should know better—who does know better—and by acting this way, contributed to the normalization of a word that should hang heavy, a word that should remind us of the great historical injustices the world has served—continues to serve.
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It's painful, but fitting, that she decides to sell her house and move to Nantucket, since the memories of Richard hang heavy in the air (a feeling that's perfectly encapsulated when Rory borrows the place to write her book, and each of the rooms conjures up images of Friday night dinners from the original series, with Richard front and center).
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The Central Azucarera de Bais itself is an old foreboding structure of metal and hard wood. The offices may have seen better days, the dank smell of nostalgia hang heavy in the air, but are still functional. Nearby is the Casa Grande, an equally old residential compound surrounded by tall acacia trees, which was built for the use of the employees of the Azucarera. The two-storey wooden houses are greatly influenced by old Spanish design and architecture.
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She finds in his writing a quality of "tenderness", and sees a poet who "can't shake his shockability". Salter compared Kirchwey to poet Marianne Moore in terms of how the "alliterative, assonant words hang heavy as lemons from their commas" and in terms of stylistic approaches such as breaking words at the ends of lines and having a fairly "loose treatment of meter." The Engrafted Word was listed as a "notable book" of 1998 by The New York Times.
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