| Nothing else in this comedy moves as freely as his portly stomach, which wobbles heftily inside his clinging outfit. |
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| Dark-haired and heftily built, he was a perfect picture of all-American solidity and youthful certainty. |
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| Put the lid back on the saucepan, and shake the potatoes quite heftily in the saucepan so that they become fluffy round the edges. |
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| Colonel Everson about-turned, raised his boot and applied it heftily to his batman's fundament. |
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| Tiny new potatoes were a touch underdone, while the leaf spinach was heftily oversalted. |
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| The new orientation, also in view of increasing globalisation, was heftily fought for in the working group which prepared the draft papers. |
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| The vines were thick and heftily wooded, larger than any plant life a desert dweller could ever imagine, and more voracious than the most haggardly pack of wolves. |
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| Both sets of Iranian foes are aiding rebels fighting against the Syrian government, which is heftily supported by Iran. |
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| Which? points out that a particular problem on these policies is that premiums can go up heftily if they are automatically renewed. |
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| My main-course lamb came in three styles, heftily flavoured with a Nicoise sauce of sliced black olives and balsamic peppers. |
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| I was going to take the summer off because I'd been working pretty heftily. |
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| Several pathological labs have resorted to invest heftily and have been adopting fully automated systems for disease diagnosis. |
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| It's surprising how many pay heftily to turn up the thermostat while they are barely dressed. |
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| Fracking's vented byproduct, methane, can contribute heftily to greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. |
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| The scenery is as breathtaking as you'd imagine but, despite borrowing heftily from the canon of Sergio Leone, there's not enough to hold your interest. |
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