Sentence examples for become laden with from inspiring English sources
The vines quickly become laden with long, stringy pods.
But the legislation has since become laden with add-ons for interests ranging from tobacco farmers to Oldsmobile dealers.
Next they move through a granular layer (stratum granulosum), in which they become laden with keratohyalin, a granular component of keratin.
Gemmulation begins when aggregates of cells, mostly archaeocytes, which, when they become laden with reserve food granules become isolated at the surface of a sponge and surrounded by a protective covering.
The company, which has 800 staff and development in 15 countries, has become laden with over €5bn (£4bn) of debt, and yesterday's announcement dragged down other stocks in the Spanish property sector as a long-suspected slowdown in the formerly booming market finally surfaced.
Just as hedgerow plants become laden with hips and haws, berries, seeds and nuts, along comes a large machine to cut them all off, depriving species such as dormice of winter food and smothering the ground in a mulch of pulverised twigs.
Last year, blackbirds held back from devouring the immature fruit, and unprotected trees became laden with sweet black cherries.
Water seeps into the cracks, is heated by magma within Earth's mantle, becomes laden with hydrogen sulfide, and then rises back to the ocean floor.
Water seeps into the cracks, is heated by magma within the Earth's mantle, becomes laden with hydrogen sulfide, and then rises back to the ocean floor.
Tow trucks, drive-in cinema ramps, emotional detachment and human ambition are weaponised too - even Al Pacino's portable tv becomes laden with cruel emotion.
