Sentence examples for as saddled from inspiring English sources

He notes that home ownership reduces mobility in the workforce, as, saddled with a house, neighbors, friends, family, schools, and other burdens of ownership, the homeowner hesitates to pick up and move at the first sign of a pink slip.

Katherine M. Franke, the director of Columbia Law School's Program in Gender and Sexuality Law, said Ms. Santiago's sentence reinforced simple notions of parental roles, with men perceived as more violent and women as saddled with "all the obligations and responsibility — and ultimately the punishment — for what happens to their children".

All of this is impressive to me, because as saddled with student loans and other debt as I am, I really, really can't afford out-of-country jaunts.

The Lucky Country by Donald Horne, which came out in 1964, has gone on to become a cult classic, as well as saddling this land with an entirely misappropriated nickname.

He/She may as well saddle you up and ride you into the sun kissed horizon.

"That was one damn rank fish bird," Bethany told Whiskey as she saddled him, pulling the cinch as hard as she could, "and certainly not worth another bath".

The spectators applauded him and shouted well wishes as soon as he was saddled.

"Who that guy?" said Paco, as they saddled up.

-- as someone saddled with the image of "a wooden drone".

"It went well," Mr. Mitchell said as he saddled up to the bar.

Over the years, that program had become more and more cluttered as Apple saddled it with more and more burdens.