Sentence examples for better pounds from inspiring English sources

In the study of 52 women, ages 25 to 45, who had mildly elevated anxiety, moderate depression or high stress, those who performed Bikram (a 90-minute heated form of Hatha yoga) twice a week felt better (mood improved), looked better (pounds came off), and had better control over their anxiety.

To better pound the New York pavement, brightly colored socks and shoes -- always flat, nothing too pointy -- are worn with jean hems dangling or, if tourniquet- tight, tucked in or cuffed.

I have an idea, after seeing them fight, that Liston is a better hitter, pound for pound.

Even better, the pound's weakness against the D-mark gave them an edge over foreign competition.

The black-soled New York City edition (all the better for pounding New York's not-so-sanitary pavement) will be available in early August.

What sets this heavy-duty mortar and pestle apart is not its spice-colored trim, but the breadth of the pestle, with a flattened head, the better to pound mustard seeds and peppercorns without them flying around the kitchen.

A product of Senator McCarthy and the blood-lust of the Korean war, he liked nothing better than pounding commie sympathisers' heads against a wall until their eyeballs popped.

You may find that it is better to pound the nuts in a mortar and pestle to turn them into a paste for adding to soups and stews.

"If they got someone pound-to-pound better than me, bring them on.

"If there's anybody better than me pound for pound, bring it on," said Jones, who hinted afterward that he might drop down to the middleweight division for his next fight.

Ennis-Hill's coach told the BBC: "She is better than Jessica pound-for-pound.