Sentence examples for saddled with work from inspiring English sources

Sleepy, for example, is going up for NIGHT WATCHMAN, and the other six Dwarfs are being saddled with work, some better than others, that is also the opposite of their respective personalities.

"In an ideal world, no one else is saddled with more work if their colleague works a reduced schedule".

Employees who get passed up for promotions, or who are saddled with more work for the same or less pay, may start to stew in their own spiteful juices.

Other patients either had nothing to fill their days, he said, or were saddled with mindless make-work that was not curing them.

When the global financial crisis brought that boom to an end in 2008, the three were saddled with excess capacity, bloated work forces and investments that they could hardly hope to recoup.

Ditto for recent graduates who are out of work and saddled with student debt.

PAGE C31 Music Review Puccini's Problem Child Sometimes, fairly or not, an artistic work gets saddled with a reputation it just can't shake.

The aim, surely, has to be to reach both low-income and middle-income people: those who work in a low-paid job and the self-employed with insecure income but a lack of rights; those trapped on social housing waiting lists and those excluded from the housing ladder; those young people saddled with debt and lacking secure work, and those older people without good-quality care in their later years.

Very often women are saddled with two jobs, one at work and one at home.

They reported for work Wednesday saddled with the worst OPS (on-base plus slugging) in the major leagues.

The idea was more interesting in prospect than in execution, and the Mostly Mozart Festival suffered terribly, having been saddled with many of the early works after other ensembles had dropped them.