81.   The referees in this World Cup often ruled with a heavy hand, sending mixed signals but often deciding outcomes.

82.   There can be a heavy hand with the sherry in soups and sauces, but just consider it a drink on the house.

83.   Then stars frequently insist on taking executive producer titles, and place a heavy hand on the creative direction of the shows.

84.   They assert that the heavy hand of socialism is robbing rich towns like Killington and Stowe to support poorer ones like Brandon and Worcester.

85.   They do not want management to exercise its privilege with heavy hands.

86.   They experienced the heavy hand of the British crown, and saw the right of protest as a vital bulwark against injustice and tyranny.

87.   Was this a chastened court, removing a heavy hand from the shoulders of state legislators, stepping back from an increasingly uncomfortable brink of its own making?

88.   Was this a chastened court, removing a heavy hand from the shoulders of state legislators, stepping back from a brink of its own making?

89.   With a heavy hand, the memorandum tilts the balance of competing uses of the land and protection of wildlife habitat toward energy production.

90.   Without a doubt, the heavy hand the Clinton administration wielded against Boutros-Ghali has generated bitterness.