Sentence examples for piling on pounds from inspiring English sources
But over all, piling on pounds and becoming more than slightly obese remains dangerous.
But here again, there are better choices, like hot soups and low-calorie drinks, that can warm body and soul without piling on pounds.
But foreign junk-food is piling on more pounds.
Starving doesn't work; you'll only end up piling on all the pounds you lost when you finally start eating normally again.
This rare gene-disabling mutation, though, is intriguing because it seems to explain something different, a propensity to pile on pounds even while eating what should be a normal amount of food.
Post-menopausal pounds were piling on, I hadn't exercised in years, and everything seemed to be changing all at once.
Washington is piling on, too.
NATIONAL TV digs his telegenic presence; he talked recently to a men's magazine about his battle to take off pounds piled on when he laid off the police.
"Every rise in house prices means thousands of pounds piled on to the cost of the average home, and a generation increasingly stuck in unstable private renting while their dream of home ownership drifts further out of reach," said Campbell Robb, chief executive of Shelter.
"If as a nation we keep piling on the pounds around the waistline, we'll be piling on the pounds in terms of future taxes needed just to keep the NHS afloat".
"If, as a nation, we keep piling on the pounds around the waistline, we'll be piling on the pounds in terms of future taxes needed just to keep the NHS afloat".
