Sentence examples for get more laden from inspiring English sources
As you drive out of town into the countryside the cars thin and the bicycles get more laden.
"Consumers can rest assured that the air travel experience is going to get more hassle-laden than ever," he said.
The American media usually profit handsomely from "hyper-partisan" fighting -- finding, and sometimes creating, politically conflict-laden stories that get more viewers, listeners, readers, and thus higher advertising revenues.
At the end of his initial training, he was granted an audience with Mr. bin Laden, who advised him to get more.
In light of recent events, Obama said, "This will be an important moment in which Pakistan and the United States get together and say, "All right, we've gotten bin Laden, but we've got more work to do.
Everything gets more complicated".
THAT observation could not have been more laden with paradox.
There is no other food in the world that is more laden with meaning.
Bush invaded Afghanistan to "get" Bin Laden.
We want to get bin Laden.
