Sentence examples for of us weigh from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors, like the rest of us, weigh costs and benefits and might not have wanted to spend time and money against a relative small fry in business.

Many of us weigh ourselves infrequently and irregularly and this is our first mistake - single measurements of weight are highly unreliable and comparing one with another is close to pointless.

For example, according to statistics the western world is now facing an obesity epidemic; in short many or most of us weigh too much.

Yes, genetics plays a big role in how much each of us weighs.

When we came back to Israel, each of us weighed a few kilos more, and we were all thankful that the airlines charge money for overweight suitcases and not for overweight people.

For most of us, weighing scales appear only from beneath the bath to deliver bad news or collect dust at the back of the kitchen cupboard, but their invention stands as one of modern civilisation's most important achievements.

The pressure of wanting to provide for all of us weighed him down immensely.

"I didn't push her!" I raged at them as I made my way up my garden path with my new girlfriend, her pale face obscured by a pair of vintage Chanel sunglasses, both of us weighed down by armfuls of yellow Selfridges bags.

I'm able to ignore the splats of vomit, the piss, and the mice and rats, but one night gleefully traipsing down the stairs with some friends, none of us weighed by a care in the world, I heard a gasp and then a scream.

It short-cuts the dry, rational parts of us that weigh up abstract ideas and political questions and heads straight for the gut, eliciting a visceral response.

In a world where it was clear that Standard & Poor's had the same information as everyone else, it would be a lot easier for the rest of us to weigh the wisdom of a given rating.