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"sweating a lot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of producing a lot of sweat. Example: "Despite the cool weather, Jane was sweating a lot after her intense workout at the gym."
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He was sweating a lot.
She's sweating a lot, and moving her head around quickly, like she's always looking for something".
"I was sweating a lot at the beginning," said Meb Keflezighi, who finished third in the men's race.
"I was sweating a lot and my hip was hurting, so I stopped by a stoop in the middle of the block," he wrote.
Right now I'm sweating a lot - my body is detoxing - and I'm really looking forward to getting into an air-conditioned theatre, the Gielgud in London, where we open next month.
Here's a sample of the content, from Page 13 of the pamphlet: "I used to be really worried about sweating a lot, but since I started using an antiperspirant every morning, I'm dry all day".
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"I sweat a lot".
He sweats a lot.
You sweat a lot".
"I just … sweat a lot".
The only difference was that Jennings sweated a lot more.
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