Sentence examples for encumbered down from inspiring English sources
If you're among the uninitiated, this is their annual Halloween-related event in which, for $5, you make your way into an enormous patch of California-grown pumpkins, pick up as many as you can manage, and walk out, happily encumbered, down a 25-foot runway.
British slang still uses lumbered to mean "laden, weighed down, encumbered".
Here, by contrast, is the tamed-down version that Dean Martin and Polly Bergen (ably encumbered by Jerry Lewis) did the same year in "That's My Boy".
Encumbered by their huge supply train, the British began to bog down, giving the Americans the time needed to safely withdraw across the Hudson River.
Jason Day and Rory McIlroy remember the carefree days of driving down Magnolia Lane at Augusta National Golf Club when they weren't yet encumbered by the weight of world ranking points and expectations that they do something special every time they tee it up.
As a fine Wiener schnitzel goes down quietly, the table agrees that Schlutzkrapfen, an indulgent cheese ravioli, has been unfairly encumbered with one of Mitteleuropa's least appetizing names.
Tiger Woods won at Royal Liverpool, just down the Merseyside coast, in 2006 despite being similarly encumbered after his success on St Andrews Old Course the previous year.
In addition, households have brought down their debt levels and are saving a larger share of their incomes, meaning they are less encumbered by debt obligations going forward.
He encumbered the process.
Genius cannot be encumbered.
