heavy current

The fish took, and worked his way into the heavy current.

"There are heavy currents along this part of the shore.

"Heavy currents are pretty good at melting rock under high pressure.

"There is a heavy current setting to the westward."

All they knew was that there was a sudden heavy current and loss of visibility in the water.

So I stopped fighting the heavy current and worked with it instead, putting most of my effort into staying near the riverbank.

They prefer moderate to heavy current and will take crawdad patterns aggressively.

But then a heavy current carried us starboard.

The heavy current of history flows differently in "Hungarian Stew."

Any device with heavy currents passed through coils may produce acoustic noise.

Blues frequent the thalweg of large river systems, in heavy current.

I alternated between gliding above the pavement and slogging against a heavy current.

He turned the little red key, and the lights flickered once as the heavy current pulsed through the detonators.

The southern side is steep with cliffs and the water carries a heavy current and swells.

A stiffer supply will sustain the voltage for a heavier current draw before collapsing.

Vincent was wearing rubber gloves, the sort used by professional linesmen in handling heavy current.

Here our pace was like striving to walk against a heavy current, so often did we stagger, fighting for every step we won forward.

Spawning occurs in small rivers with heavy currents.

A heavy current sucked them under.

"Months, perhaps, unless a heavier current were employed.

Problem is, you've got a heavy current caseload that can't be neglected for a "what if." '

It was not until Otter was seen stemming a heavy current that his vast strength could be measured.

Here, it was cold again; abnormally cold, despite the heavy current of warm air blowing down the stab-well.

The heavy current is supplied through heavy busbars usually made of cast aluminum.

Tesla had built his apparatus substantially, so that it would be able to carry the tremendously heavy currents he expected to draw off the line.