A decade ago, Chinese banks staggered under a load of bad debt, reported by the Bank of China at nearly 40 percent of their total lending in 1999.
Chicken parmigiano proved standard: breaded cutlets in tomato sauce, all under a load of mozzarella.
Many of their personal balance sheets are creaking under a load of debt, and savings are close to nonexistent.
There's the hospital, groaning under a load of uninsured patients with minimum-wage jobs and maxed-out household budgets.
I don't know where she's burying all the money, unless it goes to West Palm under a load of papayas.
Take, for example, codes that limit the amount a structure is allowed to deflect, or sway, under a load.
They strain under a load, balanced in yoke-like hods, to deliver freshly moulded bricks to the furnace.
Both skeletons were isolated from adult zebrafish and tested under a load of 5 mN.
The rustic shepherd's pie ($13) yielded finely chopped, nicely seasoned meat, onions and carrots under a load of sturdy, rather than creamy, mashed potatoes.
Overhead, just beneath a roof of iron sheeting, a clothesline sagged under a load of clean clothing, serving as Gasore's closet.
So not only were the Patriots under a load of self-imposed pressure because of the extra picks, they had been dared by Parcells.
