Heavies

After Ivan and Matija failed to silence “shit-for-brains” Josip before he was arrested, the bungling heavies were summoned to a meeting with “the chief”.

In The Glades shopping centre private security members guard the entrances from 11am each day and Apple pays for a pair of heavies outside its own shop.

And bringing the amazing weekend to an end will be The Brand New Heavies, wih special guests Norman Jay's Norman Soul and Cut Capers, on Sunday, May 26.

Befitting its scam artist heavies, boasts the production values of a money-laundering scheme.

The similarities with Makarios’ dictatorial rule are many, even though our man is a more liberal version, a bit more tolerant of criticism and does not have an auxiliary force of armed cops to protect him or gangs of heavies to beat up his critics.

Call off the heavies.

Huni will have another four fights – two against seasoned heavies such as Alex Leapai and Lucas Browne – before trying to win a medal at the Tokyo Olympics, which would put him front and centre on the international stage.

This spectacle of AFP’s heavies looking over an editor’s shoulder should serve as a reminder that police raids on media officers, other than in times of emergency, are anti-pathetic to our law and our traditions.

While former Australian Workers' Union national secretary and NSW Labor organiser gave rival KPMG some serious firepower, Rae’s appointment shows that PwC is serious about ensuring it’s got its own quota of political heavies inside the business.

This involves using existing SpaceX Falcon Heavies.

Displeased with playing "heavies", Valentino briefly entertained the idea of returning to New York permanently.

Due to his large frame (convert), Reno was called on to play "heavies" in his early career.

It was later revealed that there had been a tip to law enforcement, suspected to be from the person responsible for the bomb, that "some heavies" were carrying a bomb south for sabotage in the Santa Cruz area.

Retiarii were kept away from damnati, and "fag targeteers" from "armoured heavies".