Sentence examples for heavyweight conversations from inspiring English sources
Research shows that people in relationships, ranging from marriages to more casual twosomes, tend to show less satisfaction, stability, and attachment when they have these heavyweight conversations via text.
With the conversation in the heavyweight division being dominated by Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury after their exciting heavyweight bout that ended in a draw in December in Los Angeles, it had taken some of the shine off Joshua's value with Wilder's and Fury's relevance having increased.
If space becomes a major topic of conversation or attracts heavyweight political interest, even the smallest bits of regulatory reform will be seized by angry people — along with their well-paid professional antagonists — looking for an excuse to raise a ruckus over every damn thing.
Hooked, which publishes experimental short stories in the form of text message conversations, has won investments from entertainment business heavyweights at companies like Warner Bros. and talent agency WME.
Most of the conversation will be about Johnson, the first black heavyweight champion.
Then, on Wednesday, December 16th, a conversation with the film's director and co-writer, J.J. Abrams, the Hollywood heavyweight entrusted by Disney to take the reins of the treasured franchise.
Once again the conversation begins and ends with the female form – to the point where a political heavyweight is reduced to a bosom – and this is presented as pro-women.
Lennox Lewis was a beneficiary of Johnson's refusal to bow to his masters, and in conversation a little while ago, spoke of Jack's legacy and what it meant to other black heavyweight champions, including himself.
His friend and biographer, the late Jose Torres, himself a fine world champion once in the light-heavyweight division, related in a conversation we had in New York many years ago that he suspected Ali had Parkinson's disease when he fought Larry Holmes, the second-to-last bout of a career that had already stretched five or six years too long.
