Sentence examples for heavier about from inspiring English sources
His deniers were later made wider and still heavier (about 25 grains), and he introduced the smaller and subsidiary obole, or half-denier.
Chrysler's smallest car, the Dodge Caliber compact, is one-third heavier (about 1,000 pounds) than the fast-selling Fiat 500, which is made exclusively at Tychy.
They found that some mole-rats were heavier: About a third of the population weighed nearly 60% more, on average, than did the rest.
It's also heavier, about 3 pounds, but is comfortably light to carry.
Maria Theresia was followed by an improved cruiser, Kaiser Karl VI, which was about 800 MT heavier, about 1.5 kn faster, with much heavier armor.
Heavily inspired by films such as The Act of Killing and Alan Clarke's Elephant, the documentary uses this technique to draw out the stories of those involved and to try to unravel something heavier about gun culture in the UK.
There is nothing heavy about Mr. Pendleton's theology.
"What's so heavy about linking to someone's piece?" you ask.
The iPad itself is surprisingly heavy: about the same as a hardback book.
"I mean, I don't want to get too heavy about it.
It was, however, heavy (about 45 pounds) and the largest when deflated.
