The phrase "large loads" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to mean a large amount of something. For example, "The truck can handle large loads of goods easily."
The only time you put large loads through the muscles is in the gym.
Renewables already have a heavy burden to bear, replacing large loads of coal and gas.
But the large loads, he said, "are inert, like big shoe boxes made of steel.
It also provides for fines, varying with the size of the shipment, up to $100 per carton for large loads.
But, McGill says, the muscles forming the core must be balanced to allow the spine to bear large loads.
Trusses are popular because they use a relatively small amount of material to carry relatively large loads.
He quickly impressed his employers with his ability to haul large loads (despite his small size) and his cheerful disposition.
What started out as a military application helping soldiers carry large loads has spawned into applications in medicine, rehabilitation, construction and in the near future, possibly even sports.
Byzantine horses, bred for carrying large loads, were controlled by iron bits that eroded their upper palates and wore through the bone.
Mohamed told Issa that he was looking for someone who could help a group of wealthy Colombians move large loads of drugs from Ghana, through Mali, to Spain.
Bundles of up to fifty pounds typically arrive "in a dizzying array of crappy suitcases" smuggled across borders, Wiley told me, while large loads demand more intricate planning.
