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Sentence Examples The benefits of overthrow must of course be weighed against the horrific costs of war. However, when a customer comes up, he extricates those fine-looking mangoes or pomegranates from underneath, to be weighed and handed out. My companions tried Baked Bacon, and Baked Cheese, dishes that also weighed in at 450g and were served sizzling hot in ceramic bowls. Liam weighed almost 12 pounds at birth but his mother's requests for a Caesarean section were denied by hospital staff. He isn't weighed down by the responsibility of adhering too slavishly to their melodic core. A Dartmouth College faculty chairwoman has weighed in on the much-watched race to elect two alumni to the college's board of trustees. Businesses say the advantages of trading with Europe have to be weighed against the increased cost of red tape. Another trap held a very jumpy bank vole, which was also weighed before it was returned, unharmed, to the undergrowth. Sometimes, perhaps, the vastness of sky was oppressive in the way wilderness weighed on McGregor's Canadians. It connected us with a fruity hedge with brambles, rosehips, sloes, and a hundred yards of elders weighed down with berries. The heifers were subsequently weighed at the beginning and end of the breeding season. Possessing an impressive range of passes, he also weighed in with a couple of shots and overall he was a busy presence in the middle. And I subscribed the evidence, and sealed it, and took witnesses, and weighed him the money in the balances. He and wife Janneke are looking for a fresh start but they arrived weighed down with excess baggage. Clearly, this senior level review charged to protect the public interest fully weighed all the issues, separating fact from assertion. My first and second pacers weighed a hefty 200 gm and I had to clutch my chest with my hand while running! Also boosting the shares yesterday was the clearance of a stock overhang, which had weighed on its performance for weeks. Neither was it a flounder, which couldn't have pulled so hard unless it was tail-wrapped and weighed 10 pounds. The dried plant material was weighed and then ground finely using a ball mill. And small companies are not as weighed down as big Japanese companies with large payrolls and overleveraged balance sheets. Show More Sentences The thyroid gland weighed 21.0 g and was histopathologically uninvolved by tumor. It was 15 metres across, weighed three tonnes and had an estimated two million calories. Do you realise that before I left for Melbourne and you began dieting, I weighed more than you, even then? This has to be weighed against the cost of redeeming early and the fees that often accompany taking out a new deal. With their gnarled trunks, silvery green leaves and branches weighed down with small greeny black olives, they look as old as the world. The flies used in the metabolic rate study were later weighed to the nearest microgram on a microbalance. The second 1 cm diameter disc cut from each leaf was weighed immediately on an electronic microbalance to the nearest 0.1 mg. The giant bagel weighed 394 kilograms, measured 1.8 metres in diameter and required a small crane to hoist it out of its custom-built oven. Love cannot be measured in millimetres, weighed in ounces or unwrapped and sliced. All levels of power, from the surgeon general of the Navy to the skipper and air wing commander, carefully weighed and endorsed these risks. We are returning home weighed down with awards thanks to brilliant talent and skills both on and off screen. He weighed his reasons on scales that could count not just gross weight but the minuscule grammage of real worth. At my lowest point I weighed six and a half stone, was perniciously anemic and got sent home from university. It misfires because almost every page of it is weighed down by nearly impenetrable academic jargon. Erin climbed up to her feet, and she felt as if her head weighed as much as a bowling ball, it was too heavy to keep up. Instead of passion for writing, a weariness that weighed down each word and distorted the prose into something unshapely. The risks of taking medicine have to be weighed against the risks of depression. Ours weighed half a hundredweight with all the food and camping kit we had to carry with us. Vaccinations are expensive and costs must be weighed up against the risks involved. My sirloin weighed in at 12 oz of prime tender meat with not a trace of fat. Show More Sentences The streets are jammed with cars, the busses packed with people and the pavements overflowing with pedestrians weighed down with their purchases. Mary's cloche hat was drooping over her face with her reddish blond curls weighed heavily almost to the base of her neck. You could see the struggle in his face as he weighed whether cutting into it was a photo op he wanted to partake in. Each afternoon, four to five fresh pellets of food were weighed and then placed on the cage floor. He weighed only 229 pounds at the scouting combine, but he is a well-rounded player. The hub upon which the platter was mounted was phosphor bronze, and weighed an additional 17 pounds. The benefits of this approach must be weighed against the morbidity of the procedure. The need to be met is not weighed against other needs in such a way as to order a phasing of the process. The doctor said the benefits of any radiotherapy had to be weighed against the risks of the treatment. For the record, he weighed in a healthy 4.25 kilograms, a gain of 450 grams on his birth weight. Similar reductions are made on larger loads which are weighed and priced accordingly. The Japanese version, though, weighed little more than six ounces, which meant it could be carried by a twenty-six-pound wandering albatross. Mustard gas is close to irrelevant weighed against the threat of nuclear weapons, especially effectively deliverable ones. But the amounts had to be cut to the size of the transaction and weighed out with balance scales. I weighed in the balances what drinking had gained me versus what it had cost me. Coins are split into groups that are weighed against each other on a balance scale. The vials were randomized within the growth cabinet and weighed on an analytical balance at 1-2 h intervals. Prior to testing, we weighed each dog and measured its girth just behind the front legs. The corvinas more usually seen in the fish market in Aljezur weighed about 7-15 kg, but these were caught by the fishing boats based in Lagos. The raw material is usually melted in a cupola and weighed amounts charged into the converter. Show More Sentences Fruit trees, apples, pears and plums for the most part, are weighed down with a good year's crop. We were about to enter our sophomore year, and he still weighed the 100 pounds he always had. Flour, sugar, rice and other dry goods and plain biscuits were weighed out into brown paper bags. Every act must be carefully weighed before a decision is made to see whether it meets the strict ethical criteria. Nonetheless, he stressed that the matter would have to be carefully weighed by the government before any final decision could be made. They were weighed and wrapped in a cone of paper, which was quickly and expertly rolled by the shopkeeper. Proposed reforms, therefore, ought to be weighed carefully as to whether they are necessary and whether they are worth the costs. The positive and negative aspects need to be weighed and then a decision is to be taken. The selection of a particular value for a benefit-cost or net benefit analysis must be carefully weighed against the objectives of the analysis. Until the mid to late 1950's most commodities were delivered in bulk and weighed or measured into smaller quantities for sale. Professional opportunities and options are to be weighed and considered before a clear decision can be taken. But this long-term view has to be weighed against all the work that needs to be undertaken now. Each issue, whether it involved an individual or an entire community, was weighed carefully. Risks and benefits associated with the use of aspirin have to be weighed carefully in any recommendations made by health care professionals. This is a balancing test where the risk of the device is weighed against the benefits of such a device. He had filled a flat box with sample vials containing a weighed amount of fine filings for analysis. Some of the Internationals might be experienced soldiers, Bligh noted, but their age weighed against them for work like this. The fact that Cipollini is 36 and has not been at his best since the start of the season weighed heavily on our decision. Two factors weighed against any widespread acceptance of the classical version of atomism. Iowa's emphasis on public education weighed heavily on their decision to move their young family here. Show More Sentences The guilt was slowly lifting, but her fear of making the wrong decision still weighed heavily. The threat of this they are likely to have weighed up against the long term implications of a fractured and vengeful middle east. It would lose, on being weighed in water, about a nineteenth of its weight. The matter weighed on his conscience heavily, but he knew no other way of dealing with it. However, ironically, it was its apparent lack of objectivity that weighed against it for most North American psychologists. He took a deep breath and held it for a moment as he weighed his words carefully. I unfolded my maps, and to keep them from being blown away in the wind, I weighed them down with ski poles and stuff bags of gear. He raised his arms, feeling like they were weighed down and filled with tons of lead. The warrior had had a head start, but Norwood wasn't weighed down by any heavy, clanking armour. Their many layers of clothing and heavy sleds weighed them down as they attempted to scale the hill. It wasn't easy, for her clothing and ice-skates became very heavy when wet and they weighed her down. The citizens of the devolved parts of the U.K. have not been weighed down with an impossible burden of taxation. Looking at Dorrie alone in her sitting-room, you wonder how someone so slender and gentle has carried the burdens life has weighed her down with. Tann weighed in for the bout at 230 pounds while Gavern tipped the scales at 223 pounds. I hopped off, weighed in and headed back to the jockeys' room for the next race. After the picture, I weighed in and headed for the jockey's room to change for Mulch Gulch's race. Against these considerations may be weighed the fact that the New Zealand economy is integrating with Australia's anyway. The average fish over the two days weighed in at a staggering average weight of 2lb 12 oz. After a nice fight the fish was netted, carefully weighed at 1lb 4oz, quickly photographed and returned. The Prime Minister has weighed into the argument, saying she wants to make it clear her party is inherently opposed to capital punishment. Show More Sentences The guns needed crews of up to 12 men to work them and the shells weighed up to 900lb, making firing the field guns a laborious process. Yesterday, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, weighed into the debate. A government Minister has weighed into the controversy over alleged breaches of foot and mouth rules at a North Yorkshire grouse shoot. Soldiers and police, armed with assault rifles, shields and sticks, rushed forward and weighed into the melee. That depressing trend no doubt weighed on the minds of the delegates who gathered this week in Boston for the Democratic National Convention. Despite the burden that weighed on his mind, the swordsman never felt happier in his life. Blocks are sealed, conveyed through metal detectors and routed to an automatic case packer before they are weighed and labeled. If the new rules are passed, a jockey will be paid only when he is officially weighed out, and he will not be paid if he elects not to ride. This year, both Disney ships sold out their 875 staterooms throughout the summer, months before the ships weighed anchor. The next day with good weather the ship weighed anchor to rendezvous with HMAS Sydney. So, I asked him what he weighed to decide whether or not I should be anchoring myself to the ground to belay him. The divers involved claim that the fish weighed 32 kg, so big in fact that it had to be taken to a public weighbridge. It will be loaded onto a flatbed truck and weighed at the weigh station off of Elwood Drive. Too many factors of varying weight and relevance have to be weighed in the balance. I weighed that amendment up very seriously, because I fully believe that the doctor would not have put it up without serious consideration. By 11, when she was admitted to a psychiatric hospital for treatment of anorexia nervosa, she weighed 42 pounds. The original mailbags weighed a lot in those days so space and volume was the main problem. For sound, the sound recordist had to haul around a portable suitcase-sized recorder, which weighed about 50 pounds. I had to use this giant chopper that weighed a ton and was already dull before I even struck the meat. At 6.20 am, crowded together in small boats and weighed down with heavy kit, the soldiers approached the deserted shore in silence. Show More Sentences Posties have been weighed down delivering the Christmas post and bar staff have been rushed off their feet. After she had been on board about an hour, a breeze springing up, we weighed anchor and made sail. And I bought the field of Hanameel my uncle's son, that was in Anathoth, and weighed him the money, even seventeen shekels of silver. As we meandered towards the shoreline, my heart weighed heavy as the reality of my future appeared bleak. As Jordan walked through the school gates it was as if iron shackles fell over his wrists and weighed him down. You carry a heavy load, and this has weighed you down with all the horrors that humanity has to offer. This man, who weighed 240 pounds and could box, had a good jab, a solid chin, and could punch. Families are piled in boxy, concrete rooms capped with corrugated tin roofs weighed down by rocks. Samples of corn pollen were weighed at regular intervals and their dry weight was determined, as described above. Both mother and child are doing very well, and the bouncing baby boy weighed in at seven pounds and 10 and a half ounces. The consequences of her actions weighed heavily on her conscience, but she refused to feel guilty. The added weight of Nick weighed the boat down some, and it was hard to row anyways. Snow weighed down the branches and from a distance, they looked like trees bearing white blossoms. These various matters have all to be weighed and that is what a local planning authority or an inspector will do. Liver, kidney, and kidney fat were removed and weighed immediately after slaughter. However, a telex from Stalin presenting Eisenstein as a traitor to Russia also weighed heavily on the project. They included bone, teeth, and melted lead which weighed the same as a.32 calibre bullet. Here the tourists fight for seats with the elderly locals, usually weighed down with dozens of bags of shopping. Animal cruelty inspectors found the two dogs had been so badly treated they weighed just half of what they should have been. At 2000 h every day, chicks were weighed on the precision balance, and their tarsus length measured by using a pair of calipers. Show More Sentences With scope and the supplied nylon sling, the empty rifle weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces. In the clinic the girl's mother told me that, although born at term, Susan had weighed but 3 pounds. He weighed in the next day with a piece in which he scorned the very notion of scientific inquiry because of its inherent limitations. He stood a hair over 5-7 and weighed 150, and he played high above his inches. The biggest stone in the cove stood twice the height of a man and must have weighed several tens of tons. The very large outboard engine weighed down the stern and waves were lapping over the transom. Their 24-hour watch and the strict limits imposed on our activities weighed heavily on us. We weighed our athletes with accurate scales before a training session, and then again on completion of the session. The good of human freedom, by European lights, must be weighed against the risk and cost of actually fighting for it. In a fishing harbour near Bari in southern Italy, a flotilla of small boats rides low in the sea, weighed down by festival-goers. She stared at him, her own discretion fleeting from her as she carefully weighed her words before speaking. I think that my guards could see that those heavier ones just weighed me down. Every activity can be weighed up and deliberated over according to the level of risk that it carries, and what could be gained by doing it. I took my cat, Ruby Tuesday, a nice tabby cat, and I weighed her with an old spring weigher. The brain weighed 1620 g, and macroscopic examination revealed congested leptomeninges covering the cerebral hemispheres. He was into the first fish of the day, then a nice bass was being lifted from the water, it weighed about four pounds. Second, when salary raises were distributed, excellence in teaching would be weighed just as heavily as excellence in research. The side effects of medications have to be weighed against the risks of the illness. If there was imbalance, if the heart of the deceased weighed more than the feather, he or she was denied admittance to the afterworld. The harm of ending an incipient life must be weighed against the consequences for society. Show More Sentences The various institutions which affect opportunity must be weighed against each other. However, this must also be weighed up against the standard of medical care available. Once again the advantages and disadvantages have to be weighed against each other. These considerations must be weighed against the harm to the man as a result of testing. Freeze-ground material of leaves or flavedo was weighed in screw-capped Pyrex tubes and 2 ml of MeOH were added. Image getting weighed in public in today's environment before boarding an airliner. The very biggest may have reached 40 metres in length and weighed close to 100 metric tons. The new state was weighed down by the huge debts resulting from the wars of independence. Even whilst these fish were being weighed and photographed, Joe and Chris banked further fish of 37 lb 8oz and 34 lb 6oz. Significant numbers of farmers have quit the business and those remaining have been weighed down by masses of new legislation and paper work. Sometimes it is not treated as an absolute bar but as merely an important matter to be weighed on the balance of convenience. Moreover, nodulose specimens were smaller and weighed less compared to smooth ones. It may be that on mature reflection, you decide to complete the transaction having weighed up all the pros and cons. They told me you were ten months old, a Golden Retriever, Great Pyrenees mix and weighed ninety pounds. Her last child weighed 4.4 kg at birth and slight shoulder dystocia was noted at delivery. More than a fifth of urban wagons weighed over three tons, with heavier weights requiring long, hard-to-manage multiple-horse teams. Adam thought about hitting Joe with it since the old gun weighed a short ton and had the kick of a mule when it went off. It was an old fashioned cylinder mower which weighed a ton and needed sharpening every five minutes, but I loved it. He was at the head of the queue to get a GSM mobile telephone in the days when they cost a fortune and weighed a ton. Schuster's study of Albrecht Durer's Melencolia weighed in at 838 densely printed pages. Show More Sentences It weighed in at about 10 lb fully loaded, sporting the Kahles scope and fitted with swivels, but not wearing a sling. The girl, to be named Octavia, weighed 5lb 1oz, while her brother, Merlin, tipped the scales at 4lb 10 oz. Similarly wool fleeces are weighed at shearing time to help cull poor wool producers. A natural mesomorph, Huh weighed 200 pounds before he even picked up a barbell in earnest and his body responded well to weights. At one point, he must have weighed close to two hundred pounds-eyes milky semi-fluid, coat a mess of folds and fatty tumors. With its striking brown and white markings and glossy skin, the somewhat docile snake was weighed and checked in at 26,6kg. The upwardly mobile class today is weighed down by lifestyle, junk food, limited physical activity and excess body weight. The baby, to be christened Clara Rosa, was born on June 26 and weighed 6lbs 8ozs. Once they are weighed and measured, their location noted, the whales are chopped up, shipped back to Japan, and sold on the open market. I weighed close to 200 pounds, and I was afraid I'd be wearing mom jeans for the rest of my life. The dead man was aged between 25 and 45, was five feet ten in height, weighed ten-and-a-half stones and had dark brown wavy hair. Street lighting was discussed, but the unsuitability in a rural area and the question of cost weighed against any benefit. The animal, which must have weighed about ten pounds, wobbled dizzily back to the bush. At this stage I weighed 5 and a half stone and was only skin and bones but I still thought I was fat. The opening and title story makes it very clear that every word counts, and must be weighed for meaning, both obvious and hidden. In the Sierra's chill morning air we packed our dunnage, weighed it in again, and gathered in quiet groups around the 20-gallon coffeepot. Shoots were cut, divided into stems with broad leaves, tendrils, flowers, and fruits, dried and weighed separately. The feeling weighed heavy on his shoulders and in his mind as he finished combing his hair. With a leadership vacuum within the committee, various luminaries have weighed in with their preferences. Few of the volunteers caught colds, and those that did blew their noses into paper handkerchiefs, which were then weighed and counted. Show More Sentences Why hasn't this job weighed as heavily on you as it has on some other occupants of this Oval Office? The annually supplied forage cap weighed six ounces and cost each soldier between two and three shillings. The first type, people come once a week, are weighed and measured, and receive their weekly ration. His brother, Jackson Foo Wong, who weighed 2 pounds, 13 ounces, was rushed to intensive care. The only other fish to be weighed in were 5 herring, one tarwhine and a few whiting, pretty meager pickings. All week, he has weighed whether voting would help his downtrodden hometown. She must have weighed under a hundred pounds and this man like a bloated balloon ready to pop needed to torture her? Tinners were required to take their metal to a stannary town, where the tin was weighed and stamped, and duty paid on it. The brain weighed 1380 g and showed diffusely swollen cerebral hemispheres with marked flattening of the gyri throughout the convexities. The castings were dovetailed and bolted together, and formed the basis for a four-passenger automobile that weighed just 948 lb. The DRS said stringent safety measures were in place and the forged steel containers, known as flasks, holding the waste, were 30 cm thick and weighed more than 50 tonnes. Eggs were weighed to the nearest 0.05 g using a Pesola spring balance. The company became a byword for excellence, developing a team-based corporate culture, but by the 1990s, the vast company had become weighed down by bureaucracy. In June of last year, the most partisan court in the country, the Supreme Court, weighed in, gutting the Voting Rights Act. The totality of the evidence needs to be weighed and assessed. On sensitive subjects my words have to be weighed carefully. Once a jury renders a guilty verdict for murder in the first degree, mitigating factors are weighed against aggravating circumstances to decide the defendant's fate. Since assumed jurisdiction would not accord with such standards, nor with the law of the defendant's home, this factor weighed against assuming jurisdiction. Unfortunately, the stress of the job has weighed heavily on him. The idea of adding a hard drive to a handset isn't new, but so far disk sizes and reliability issues have weighed against their incorporation into mobiles. Show More Sentences Politicians and officials weighed in to say the government should act. A coroner weighed into the national controversy over speed cameras when he suggested that one may have caused a fatal accident by distracting the driver. Some of Australia's most powerful companies, including Qantas and the Commonwealth Bank, have weighed into the political debate about the environment. They must not weigh in at more than a pound less than they weighed out. The ship weighed anchor as planned on April 18 after a visit which seemed all too short, and headed east on a passage of some 5,800 miles to Cairns in Australia. It was discouraging to find that even in the lightweight era a set of trucks weighed nearly 10 tons each and equaled one-third of the car's total weight. The ground was cold underfoot but we were laughing as we fetched rocks from the river, re-erected the tent and weighed down its rim with the rocks. The denizens, be they peers or peasants, are weighed down by tradition and inertia, living out their lives according to exactly the same patterns as their ancestors. The physicists had X-rayed the box, looked for magnets, weighed the box to within one micron and analysed the chemical composition of the matches. The study weighed more than a dozen factors to see which were causing the divergence in mortality rates. Borellus remarks that he knew of a woman of ordinary size, each of whose mammae weighed about 30 pounds, and she supported them in bags hung about her neck. He was extremely tall, but he couldn't have weighed more than a hundred pounds beneath all the dirt, a shambling scarecrow of drooping skin and rags. Shortly after the hourlong speech ended, we asked our Facebook fans for one-word reactions, and 1,174 of you weighed in. He weighed only 185 pounds, but he had killer instincts and rabbit quickness and the stamina of a mule. The baby born in 1988 weighed only one pound and four ounces. Presumably he weighed his words carefully, and meant to convey a threat. The story is messy and weighed down by its attempts at meaningfulness. To monitor the effects of feather-clipping on body condition, females were recaptured and weighed on the second day of incubation and again when nestlings were 4 days old. Howard estimated he easily weighed three hundred and fifty kilos. Gold and silver vessels served in effect as large denomination banknotes, and weighed round figures in terms of the prevailing currency standards. Show More Sentences The meetings are bittersweet, weighed down by regret, guilt and grief. Did I really need that beaten tin chandelier which weighed about four stones and posed a serious fire risk not to mention a threat to the ceilingplaster? The division between cantons held at 11-11 for two hours until Zurich, the largest canton, weighed in on the side of the UN supporters, assuring their victory. The lion-like predator, which could stand nearly one metre and weighed about 250 kilograms, had a pair of retractable thumb-like claws to disembowel or drag prey up trees. This winter, young mountain ash trees are weighed down with scarlet berries while Scots pine saplings flourish alongside their ancestors' gnarled remains. Arms tired from waving, she set off into the dark forest, weighed down by her rucksack and ready for anything with deerskin clothes on and her blowpipe loaded. Unconsumed feed was collected from the cup and the carton box and weighed each day between 6 and 7pm to determine the daily consumption of each of the birds. These days it is weighed glitteringly down with upmarket gold shops and silversmiths, but the bridge was traditionally home to the city's butchers and tanners. For example, blends for flavored milk or ice cream mix are created by combining the weighed ingredients and testing for butterfat and solids prior to pasteurization. Had my chilli chicken ramen weighed in at over a stone in weight? Possibly the most significant of all was Koorana's domination of the Shearing Class, in which a team of four goats are shorn and their fleeces then weighed and graded. Then every piece of equipment, including our food supply boxes, had to be accurately weighed so that we could tally the full weight of each underslung load. Featuring old-style scales, bacon slicers and a coffee-grinder, it was a haven of personal service, with everything cut, weighed and wrapped with care. His text was quoted, its omissions criticized, and its possible ramifications weighed by one talking head after another for hours. The guy stood up, he looked about 5'8 and weighed well over 300 pounds, and his face added a little extra chubbiness to the fact that he shaved his head. Joy Hirsch, a neuroscientist at Columbia University, weighed in over email. Leila weighed the question, then favored Nika with that jarring grin. He felt small and weak now, weighed down by shame and regret. All that weighed upon his mind suddenly grew dim and trivial. The gigantic, bipedal, elephantine creatures weighed several tons at the largest and had no problem knocking the eighty-foot trees aside as they ran. Show More Sentences Girls weighed 90 pounds and barfed after eating a whole half-gallon of butter pecan ice cream. It was used as a weigh loft, in which the woollen yarn produced by the country women's distaff and spinning-wheel was weighed out to the cap, jacket, or cloth manufacturers. As a result it was weighed down by debt and its share price dived. The missile weighed 23,000 pounds and the drop was successful. The oil platform weighed 31.4 tons and had a height of 40 stories. Each case is checkweighed, the bag is folded and the case is weighed again and sealed before passing through a final metal detector before heading off to be palletized. You hardly need reminding that a hardcore physique complete with ripped abs is likely to be much more attractive than a flabby body weighed down by its own fat. In addition, my family included nine dogs, about 40 ducks and domestic fowls, eight geese, a Bornean deer that weighed about 150 pounds, and two long-armed apes. When the fruits were ready to dehisce, the seeds were counted, weighed and planted to test for germinability as described in the previous experiment. But with the iron self-discipline typical of anorexics, she kept cutting back her food intake until she weighed just over 39 kg and lacked the energy to move. When he next tried out for the varsity, he weighed 174 pounds and was faster than he had been on his arrival at West Point. Huge conger, pollack, ling, cod and coalfish were regularly pulled up the steps to the old Angling Centre and weighed in front of big crowds of onlookers. It really is startling that not one fragment of an airplane that weighed 250 tons has yet turned up. Each fish was then weighed and marked with an individual brand. She weighed in on the issue more than a year ago, officially requesting that the Minister's office do something to stop the apparent rot at the company. The gifting, donations, volunteerism and work hours were all weighed evenly. Old sores weighed heavily on his mind and he vowed to repay them. I was still nibbling the biscuits as I left for the gym, so was fairly pleased when I weighed myself there to find that I'd dropped 8.5kg in the last two weeks. When party ID samples in polls was the au courant topic, I weighed in mocking the conservatives. The regime has, to date, never definitively weighed in on whether these troublesome critters had imperialist or fascist ties. Show More Sentences I mean my background weighed heavily, because I was brought up in this orthodox way. A doctor told her once that she weighed 159 pounds and she was so unconvinced that she was sure it was a thyroid problem. He tried to make a comeback with the Eagles during the 1946 season, but he weighed 225 and was soon riding the bench. The Tea Party was weighed down by the birther movement, and Occupy Wall Street has gotten looped in with hippie culture. Once you have weighed up the pros and cons of all the cars on offer, buy an enormous four-wheel drive with bull bars, spotlights and a satellite navigation system. Everything Dr. buss had done for the organization and everything players before me had accomplished weighed heavy on me. The women who reduced their caloric intake weighed an average of four pounds less than they did at the beginning of the trial. They looked younger now than when weighed down in camouflage, flak jackets and helmets. Destiny was about Trinity's height and weighed a good fifty pounds more. Two stones at the quarry in 1884 weighed eighteen tons each. It was reported that the hoard weighed about three quarters of a tonne and could contain up to 50,000 Roman and Celtic coins. The white amur, commonly known as the grass carp, lying in the archer's truck weighed 49 pounds, 3 ounces. A DOG, which had recently given birth to puppies, was tossed into a river to die, weighed down with a concrete block and a traffic cone. Kirklees Highways removed the bollards and centre pole and covered up the holes with a traffic cone weighed down by a sandbag. The steam turbine generator, moved in two separate pieces, weighed more than 760,000 pounds. The olives seemed weighed down under the weight of their fruit, smooth drops of green jade among which the choirs of cicadas zithered. Even celebrities weighed in on the hot-button topic of the moment. I looked up, and there was a shrimpy little kid standing next to the rock, carrying a backpack that might have weighed more than he did. One quilt expert weighed his opinions about the installation. In that scenario, overbuilding weighed the market down with too much supply according to the conference speakers. Find more words! 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