Sentence examples for heavyweight mass from inspiring English sources

This, though, is building as landscape: a clever and substantial marriage of ethereal modern architecture with the heavyweight mass of the Pennine edge.

Dismissing him as a cartoon character who adds to the gaiety of the nation but has little worthwhile to offer is an idiotic response to a political heavyweight with mass appeal.

The primary source commonly used for the mixture proportioning calculations is the ACI 211.1-91 document "Standard Practice for Selecting Proportions for Normal, Heavyweight, and Mass Concrete" (ACI 211-91 2009).

None of this is to say that Trump, were he to become president, would behave as Mao--the undisputed world heavyweight champion in mass murder--did.

A lot of startups out there promise to jump-start e-commerce sites, but few have developed such a critical mass of heavyweight e-tail customers.

He likened bettors' behavior toward Rousey to "the Mike Tyson phenomenon," when Las Vegas was buzzing about the legendary heavyweight's bouts, but the masses failed to spend at the sports book because of Tyson's tendency to win by a quick knockout.

Concrete is a heavyweight construction material whose high thermal mass could increase the thermal storage capacity of a building envelope and in turn affect indoor thermal comfort.

Mr Zuma wants that elite club to include his own country, as Africa's indisputable heavyweight, despite its smaller population and land mass and its slower-growing economy.

Few of the companies that have excelled either in the domestic market or as exporters have built up the critical mass needed to develop into world heavyweights.

Significant differences were found for the height and the mean body mass during the career between sports : rowers, especially the "heavyweight", were taller and heavier than the athletes in fighting sports (p < 0.01).

Last year inspired mass grumbling about the violent, dark selections from heavyweights — Lars von Trier's "Antichrist" was bloody enough to represent the lot — a critical consensus that appears to have been forgotten by those who have already carped that this year's slate looks comparably lacking in name auteurs.