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Meanings of heavy-laden in English
Usage of heavy-laden in English
1
Forest and mountain-vale heard his sighs; there he unburdened his heavy-laden heart.
2
It is to the weary and heavy-laden that Christ has promised rest.
3
You see the river water in them; they are heavy-laden, and move slow.
4
Still others were picking flowers, searching the many heavy-laden bushes for perfect specimens.
5
It is your heavy-laden, suspicious, mal-adroit Greenes that the thieves attack.
6
Take that saying, 'Come unto me, all ye that are weary and heavy-laden.'
7
Always his heart is with the weary and the heavy-laden.
8
Orange trees in small wayside gardens heavy-laden with golden fruit.
9
It is to those who labour and are heavy-laden that Christ has promised rest.
10
The weary and heavy-laden man had borne his burden well.
11
Far up the wide, shining river a great, heavy-laden barge was gliding swiftly down.
12
The heavy-laden stalks swayed as the wind hissed through them.
13
The rest of the party came in shortly afterwards, singing and humming like heavy-laden bees.
14
The vicar, heavy-laden man, had sat down in his study to worry over parish accounts.
15
Thou art weary and heavy-laden: art thou not ashamed?
16
Thou upliftest the heavy-laden pinions of the soul.