Sentence examples for getting burdened from inspiring English sources
Reacher has a horror of getting burdened down even to the smallest thing.
HERE TODAY: Lee Child once described Jack Reacher — the solitary and violent veteran who drifts through Child's thrillers righting wrongs — as the kind of guy who "has a horror of getting burdened down even to the smallest thing.
There are many nice things that get burdened with a horrible festive garnish at Christmas.
In addition, base stations may get burdened under the heavy traffic load since the execution of the disassembly function would exhaust the CPU resource and cause the poor performance.
"I think some of the views we see and some of the comments are not based on business and, of course, the criticism I regularly get burdened with is, for me, every decision is about business.
It's usually best not to get burdened with these veeps until the convention.
Robinson writes, "The Maine he knew was getting overhauled, burdened by interlopers and nostalgia-addled white-collar suburbs in the middle of the woods — Cumberland, Falmouth, Yarmouth, Brunswick, old towns with brand-new health stores and woodstove dealerships".
The Oscar nominee for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button could have gone the way of many promising young actors who get unfairly burdened with being "The Next (fill in the blank)," but Pitt took the torch and forged on, to date crafting a career that doesn't always play to the safe choice.
It was an unmitigated pleasure, especially considering how hard it is to get anyone burdened with a hit record to say anything spontaneous or interesting.
Others say that the process of deleveraging — getting debt burdens back down to normal levels — will continue to inhibit the growth of consumer spending and business investment, and that the oversupply of housing and commercial real estate built up during the bubble will continue to depress construction and real estate prices.
So all nations share a common interest in getting the burden of nukes off their backs.
