Sentence examples for lightweight up from inspiring English sources

For all their attacking intent, however, Everton were somewhat lightweight up front in the absence of the injured Romelu Lukaku.

Today's naginata are slender and lightweight, up to seven and a half feet long, with curved tips of wood or bamboo.

But for the hitherto slightly bland Mr Lazio, whose main task was to prove that he is not a lightweight up against a heavyweight, that probably counts as a victory.

Do you never cry yourselves?" Mr Lilico, an old friend of Mr Osborne's, argues that he has deliberately cultivated an austere image to counter early portrayals of him as a callow lightweight, up against the "clunking fist" of Gordon Brown.

"I got this because it's lightweight, folds up and you can throw it around anywhere".

"Kimonos are very versatile, working as a spring jacket, a lightweight cover up, or, with a belt, as a dress.

Used on the exterior, it makes the building feel at once massive and impossibly lightweight, held up by a single steel prop.

Some paint her as a "lightweight" not up to the job; "over-promoted" because of her race and gender; never elected to office; and about to be sacked in a reshuffle.

With more than 1 million lightweight apps up and running, users can accomplish a long list of tasks, ranging from shopping to ride-hailing, without ever having to leave WeChat.

Silk long underwear is lightweight, takes up no room, and is great if you are going to a colder climate and don't want to buy an entire wardrobe for it.

Much the same was true of the lightweight button-up shirts ($100).