Sentence examples for a bit weighed down from inspiring English sources

She seems a bit weighed down by her chimp, as a baby might weigh you down.

White Denim played around with classic-rock trickshots and jam-band pizazz in brilliantly spry, succinct fashion on 2011's D; The Russian Wilds sounds a bit weighed-down in comparison.

They admired a peach tree, weighed down with fruit.

"Weighed down a bit today," the girl at the desk of the health club said, nodding at Fatou's collection of plastic bags.

By Adam Gopnik January 18 , 2010We began in the usual sharp and sardonic silence with which football gets watched around here, weighed down a bit by memories of previous losses — this reporter's son (to sound again like the great Cosell himself) when he was twelve or so, retired to his room after a particularly brutal Pennington era loss.

So after a two-hour drive, weighed down by my overnight bag and a bit of a sore head, I headed, somewhat reluctantly, to Putney Leisure Centre.

Green Bits is a startup that helps deliver point-of-sale solutions for cannabis retail stores in a world where dispensaries are weighed down (in time, and thus, cost) by state regulation around inventory and sales.

A small plastic card, but it weighed down his pocket.

Still, some employees say it is a bit harder to pull wheeled equipment on carpeting, especially when it is weighed down with something heavy, like bottles of water.

But the load weighed down an otherwise healthy company.

The Nasdaq was weighed down by a slump for Intel.