Sentence examples for perpetually weighed down from inspiring English sources
Tall and dark-haired, the third-year medical student always seemed to be the first to arrive at the hospital and the last to leave, her white coat perpetually weighed down by the books and notes she jammed into the pockets.
His back is perpetually hunched, his face in a grimace, as if he is weighed down by so much baggage, burden, legacy.
Rubin's the Dorian Gray of the financial meltdown: Middle-class families are the ones who will age, weighed down by unemployment and bills they can't pay, while he stays perpetually youthful.
It's like The Apprentice has taken over Bargain Hunt, but instead of lots of recruitment consultants weighed down by hair products sitting in a mansion awaiting instructions, the dealers here are perpetually rummaging about – clad usually in tracksuit bottoms – in the hope of that extra tenner of profit.
"Weighed down by bricks".
How can she be weighed down?
His lids look weighed down by tiredness.
Fantastic Four arrives weighed down by expectation.
The anxiety weighed down financial stocks yesterday.
Such flags are weighed down by BBs.
She seems a bit weighed down by her chimp, as a baby might weigh you down.
