"We married fairly young and we had children and we were saddled with a lot of responsibility," said Judy Lieb, a friend of Ms. Kron's who worked with her on the Philadelphia Arts Council.
Again, we are saddled with that image we grew up with and we try to force same-sex couples into that mold.
In the West especially, we're saddled with an ambition that teaches us that if we can just get X, Y, and Z, we'll be happy, life will be good, we'll have reached a place of contentment.
Sure we are free from the waxers and the linotypes but we're saddled with new responsibilities, expectations, and an endless clamor.
Our ancestors needed sugar and so we are saddled with a sweet tooth that is killing us, because we now live in a sugar-saturated world.
They forced us to watch him constantly and just when we hoped the spectacle might meet a merciful end, now we're saddled with seeing him every minute for at least the next four years.
We tell ourselves we will never forget and yet, when we debate the war in which British troops are fighting and dying, we are saddled with a national amnesia.
And if we can't manage to do that (to everyone else's satisfaction), we're saddled with disparaging clichés about bad attitude and poor judgment.
We cannot win the future, expand the economy and spur job creation if we are saddled with increasingly growing deficits.
"The infrastructure had deteriorated, equipment and technology needed upgrading, our new emergency room will cost millions of dollars, we overoptimistically projected a deficit of $24 million when it should have been $55 million to $60 million, and we're saddled with an inherited civil service contract.
We are saddled with these fine buildings.
