It's a gargantuan iron construction that weighs several hundredweight, and incorporates all sorts of spikes and crenellations. |
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The St. Peter's bell, 24 tons in weight and with a clapper which alone weighs 16 metric hundredweight, is the largest swinging bell in the world. |
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For example, a dairy cooperative could have its financial data compared on a hundredweight basis. |
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Ours weighed half a hundredweight with all the food and camping kit we had to carry with us. |
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Allowance must even be made for the fact that the journey alone will knock a hundredweight off a horse. |
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It weighs about a hundredweight and it took two of us to get it back into place after it had been repaired. |
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I guess that, since 1954, I have smoked more than a million cigarettes, at least 20,000 cigars, and perhaps a hundredweight of pipe tobacco. |
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Its crime, as the documentary points out, was that from first song to last, it got through three and a half hundredweight of black paint. |
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Having not eaten bacon or burgers for years I now consume vegeburgers by the hundredweight. |
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This massive stone is approximately six feet in length and weight at least five hundredweight. |
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With approximately 10 larks to the pound, three hundredweight would account for about 3360 birds being killed each day. |
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The letter described a celebration in a parish district where a calf of 3 metric hundredweight was roasted. |
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Board chairman Dwight Gardiner is hoping the program will remove up to 1.5 million hundredweight. |
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The move was to be financed by increasing the producer levy from 7 cents to 14 cents per hundredweight. |
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My dad has memories of buying potatoes by the hundredweight in autumn and storing then in the outside cwtch and then eating them until spring when he was young. |
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The plan was financed by doubling the levee charged by the board from 7 to 14 cents per hundredweight. |
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Under the plan, the levy for processing growers increases from 7 to 14 cents per hundredweight. |
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The table potato levy goes from 8 to 16 cents and dealers will now pay 6 cents for every hundredweight they sell. |
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Under the formula, there is a reduction in the base price of up to 25 cents per hundredweight. |
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That is their job and it is never a good idea to criticize people who buy ink by the hundredweight. |
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There is also an adjustment of one-and-a-quarter cents per hundredweight for black ends. |
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They reduced the levy for processing growers down to 9.6 cents per hundredweight. |
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That was financed through increasing the levy per hundredweight the board charges producers. |
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They were tiny guns by Navy standards, the least of the so-called great guns, about four and a half feet long and weighing seven and a quarter hundredweight apiece. |
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I remember once having to help carry a three hundredweight bag of wheat. |
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As a harsh winter lingered, blocking the trade routes to the territory, prices rose steadily and eventually reached a hundred dollars for a hundredweight of flour. |
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Even so, there are still possible confusions to the unwary as one can have long hundredweight, short hundredweight, metric hundredweight, and short tons. |
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Whether a metric hundredweight of wheat is exchanged for a gramme or a kilogramme of gold does not in the least depend upon conditions inherent in that wheat or gold. |
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Harvest is mostly complete now and yield is down slightly from last year, when 17.10 million hundredweight of seed, processing and potato stock were harvested. |
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Last year, P. E. I. potato growers voted by a 76 per cent margin to increase the levy growers pay the board from seven to 14 cents per hundredweight. |
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Continuously improved since the first varieties, which produced a mere hundredweight per hectare, wheat has now become a species with many varieties. |
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During a recent meeting, over 400 producers voted 76 per cent in favour of a plan to double the levy they pay the P. E. I. Potato Board for each hundredweight sold. |
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Cheese and salt are purchased by the wey of two hundredweight, or by the stone of fourteen pounds. |
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The hundredweight of 112 avoirdupois lbs. becomes general in the period before me, and is employed for the commoner kinds of materials. |
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Early planted bean yields generally ranged from above average to excellent, with yields of 24 to 30 hundredweight per acre commonly reported for white, black, otebo and cranberry beans. |
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While individuals can visit these gardens they cannot buy bulbs at retail, which are only available at wholesale, usually at a minimum of several hundredweight. |
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