Sentence examples for is featherweight from inspiring English sources
noun
A weight class in many combat sports; e.g. in professional boxing of a maximum of 126 pounds or 57.2 kilograms.
Another reigning world champion is featherweight Ricardo Rocky Juarez.
Where his book was cerebral and probing, hers is featherweight and breezy.
The play is featherweight, but it is fun, and the fun resides in the high comedy of its wordplay.
But Mr. Simkin, still looking like a teenager after more than four years of solo roles with this company, is featherweight; the oompah music is at odds with his whole physicality.
Avenue Q was better and that was featherweight in its cultural comment.
Like the rest of his new album "Ciclos" (Top Stop), it's featherweight in the best way.
There are featherweight stretch leggings with a built-in support system (extra fabric, a bit like Spanx, slims and supports the bum), mesh-paneled swimsuits and sports bras in the glossy Olympics-inspired red and blue hues of the British flag.
It has to be featherweight, expand into a roomy zippered bag and have long shoulder straps.
Lee Selby, featherweight, 28 The popular Welshman is the featherweight with the hardest fight on the current books, against Evgeny Gradovich in May, a mean, sturdy grinder who almost made this list.
Compared with them, Aam Aadmi is a featherweight, but it has in Kejriwal the most potent weapon of any fledgling party in recent memory.
Mr. Marnell is a featherweight singer but has an easy way with songwriting; certainly he could work with a Jason Mraz or a Matt Nathanson.
