Sentence examples for load some of from inspiring English sources
Jude Scholes watches as Pickfords men load some of her parents' furniture into a van.
Defence chiefs are trying to load some of their costs onto the Dfid budget.
"Fridays, he would load some of us into his car and the rest of us into other cars, and we would drive from Lynchburg to the tournaments.
That prompted Mr. John's partner, David Furnish, to load some of Mr. Russell's recordings into his iPod in advance of the couple's annual African safari.
Most installations of Windows 98 and later versions come with an Accessibility Wizard that can help you find the best options for your needs, but you may need to load some of the optional programs from your Windows system CD-ROM.
The plan would have allowed banks to off load some of their mortgage assets onto the Treasury in exchange for restrictions on executive compensation and giving the government an equity stake.
The European Commission proposal to front-load some of its structural funds (€347bn for 2007-2013) is wise and welcome (€7bn of this will go to newer member states this year).
Once I had loaded some of my music, I had some trouble playing it.
The man loaded some of the cuttings on his tiny pickup truck to be dumped but a lot of them spilled out and were left lying on the ground, complete with all their beginning buds and cherry blossoms.
If a fund is keen to off-load some of its private holdings, it may have to accept a buying price that is less than a fair valuation.
Thus, the leading intuition underlying the extended mind thesis is that storing information in some external memory device may off-load some of the burden of internal cognitive processes.
