Sentence examples for carrying that much from inspiring English sources

But both Katzenberg and the Captain concede that some movies may be too action-packed or intense — yes, they're talking about you, Michael Bay and Martin Scorsese — to be experienced in 3-D because, as McNally says, "carrying that much data into the brain is not an enjoyable situation".

Kirk McAllister, a defense lawyer who had represented Mr. Peterson before the arraignment and who met with him in jail on Saturday, was quoted by The Associated Press today as saying there was a good explanation for Mr. Peterson to have been carrying that much money when he was taken into custody.

The word interpret cannot carry that much baggage.

"I don't carry that much muscle and weight around.

Mr. Zoellick smiled as he quipped, "I don't carry that much on me".

Patrick never had one other Hall-of-Famer, making the load that he had to carry that much greater".

Hopkins has previously said that all "fat people are lazy", and in an openly insulting exchange told campaigner Kathryn Szrodecki that "it is not healthy to carry that much weight on your knees".

"If you win, it's a nice ego boost, but losing doesn't carry that much emotional weight, at least for most folks," he wrote in an e-mail.

KG: Our task is to find [out,] what are the stories that carry that much weight and tension.

The bank, not wanting to carry that much debt (and risk) on their books, will get a bunch of other banks to buy pieces of that loan.

"This load is not heavy; I just can't carry that much," she says, as she climbs a small slope towards her house.