Sentence examples for lightweight out of from inspiring English sources

In Peter Morgan's West End play Frost/Nixon, and its 2008 film adaptation by Ron Howard, Frost is imagined as a Limey lightweight out of his depth in American politics who nonetheless got the goods that eluded more experienced journalists.

The Parrot Bebop is one of the most popular recreational use drones on the market and its small and lightweight enough for out-of-the-box usage.

Keep in mind that oftentimes a lightweight, "broken-in out-of-the-box" composite boot may not last as long as a full leather boot that requires time and energy to achieve optimal break-in".

By now, every major MMA media outlet has run the story about Bellator lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez pulling out of his upcoming trilogy fight with Michael Chandler after suffering a concussion during training.

A carbon-fibre car, being lightweight, will get more mileage out of its battery than a heavier steel one.

Walcott was unable to make an impact during Arsenal's Carling Cup draw at Tottenham on Wednesday, where he looked lightweight and out of sorts, but Wenger emphasised that such problems are normal for someone of the forward's age.

Plotwise, this is a virtual "Tootsie," and Mr. Niccol gets some lightweight farce out of Taransky's straining to keep the world away from his nonexistent prodigy, a task that becomes all the more difficult once Simone becomes the biggest star in the world.

Such simple model may prove to be useful in the early design stages lightweight components out of magnesium alloys.

They lifted their small lightweight boats out of the M&IN at Runcorn, and carried them a short distance up the steep streets onto the Bridgewater Canal.

It's ultra-lightweight, made out of dri-FIT fabric and is, you guessed it, bright yellow just like the Livestrong bracelets.

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