But I often weighed above 180, and I could blame only some of those extra pounds on big bones and a genuinely broad frame.
(I myself often weighed the subject in the early nineteen-sixties, when, as a typical child of the American suburbs, I was addicted to television and heavily armed with toy weaponry).
Unless your Facebook is completely private, I am told by employers that they often weigh your Facebook as much as your resume.
Grad students and postdocs witnessing the struggles of tenure-seeking professors therefore often weigh the risks and conclude, " 'I don't want to wait.
But within countries, wealthier people often weigh less than others.
He said before acting, men often weigh the risk of ostracism and loss of status.
By the end, the livers often weigh 1.5 pounds to 2 pounds.
By middle school, when they are most popular, they often weigh more than a quarter of what the children who carry them weigh.
Unwritten rules and veiled patterns often weigh as heavily in the Oscar race as the merits of a performance or film.
OSSINING - IN this Hudson riverfront village of 25,000, blacks and Hispanics represent close to half the population, and problems affecting the poor often weigh heavily.
