Sentence examples for heavyweight goods from inspiring English sources

The supply-chain has been fragmented and inefficient for years, particularity with the delivery of heavyweight goods to the consumer, which until now have been expensive and complex.

Apple lawyer Ted Olson said Sunday that the tech heavyweight has good reason not to help federal investigators hack an iPhone that belonged to one of the San Bernardino shooters.

He has given British heavyweights a good name.

But by remaining vertical, Lennox Lewis has given British heavyweights a good name.

They are both strong, athletic heavyweights with good jabs and powerful right hands.

Actually, her next would be her first: She tends to gravitate toward independent films or, even when the director is a Hollywood heavyweight like George Clooney ("Good Night, and Good Luck"), films that do not gain renown as box office cash machines.

Farrell might be considered a Luddite but for this: ITW's ten-year average annual earnings growth of 16% and five-year total return on capital of 19% exceed even those of capital goods heavyweight General Electric.

A heavyweight chronicle of good's symbolic clash with evil in the ring.

This political season promises to be as entertaining as the Ringling Brothers, as appalling as a Jerry Springer show, as much fun as Sid Caesar when Woody and Doc Simon were writing the jokes, as the night Jackie Gleason took over the bar at the 21 Club, as bright as a Tina Fey skit and as punishing as a good heavyweight bout at the Garden.

A warm-weather, lightweight bag provides some protection during summer while a cold-weather, heavyweight bag is good for the rest of the year or when camping at high altitudes.

Before the fight, he spoke of the importance of unifying the heavyweight title for the good of boxing.