What if Congress raises the so-called debt ceiling, Wall Street heaves a sigh of relief, but rates still rise to 4%?

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To hold that head when the flu induced heaves come at 3am.

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Nearby, the Musgrave Market heaves with tropical fruits, colorful hand-woven textiles and music merchants selling custom-mixed CDs by pan-Caribbean reggae, calypso and soca artists.

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The mother stoops in a bowlegged pose, turns her feet outward, and heaves her huge muscular frame toward the toes of her canvas shoes.

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When they are caught, and we do want them caught, they are either ticketed or hauled off to jail as the community heaves a collective sigh of relief.

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Suzie heaves a sigh of relief but still finds herself haunted by Sally's vinyl-swaddled ghost, wondering what Sal had that she lacks, and what macabre moves Johnny might be into.

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Buzzer-beaters and their equivalents in different sports are the currency of athletic storytelling, whether it's a kid doing his own play-by-play as he heaves a shot toward the hoop above the garage door or the filmmaker looking for that Hollywood ending.

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Smith blindly heaves from 65 feet.

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Finally, our train heaves out of the station and past the creeks of Mombasa Island, belching out plumes of thick smoke as we swoop around shanty towns where corrugated iron roofs glisten in the rain, and ditches where frogs croak in the darkness.

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