Sentence examples for weakling of from inspiring English sources

"127 Hours" is considered a weakling of the bunch.

Mr. Weider may not have been the 97-pound weakling of the comic books who got tired of having sand kicked in his face.

FOR years continental Europe has been regarded as the weakling of the world economy, wheezing along behind healthy, trim America and young, gambolling Asia.

Vive la différence!" No More "Sissy" Labels The dancing "sissy" has gone the way of the 98-pound weakling of body-building ads.

For the better part of the past decade, and particularly in the last few months, the American dollar has been the 98-pound weakling of the foreign exchange world.

Vincent is stuck in an unlucky rut until a single mom named Maggie Melissa McCarthyy) moves in next door with her weakling of a son Oliver (Jaeden Lieberher).

No longer the 98-pound-weakling of bilingualism, I have persuaded myself that it is possible to function confidently, perhaps even thrive, in another culture.

Since the 1980's, laptops have been the weaklings of the computer world.

Against the four weaklings of the American League — Seattle, Baltimore, Cleveland and Kansas City, which lost three of four in the Bronx last month — the Yankees are 24-8.

There are only a few teams in the NFL who appear to be legitimate Super Bowl contenders, those that convincingly beat the weaklings of the league whilst always competing with the tougher opponents.

If the 1,000 librarians at New York City's public libraries -- the 99-pound weaklings of the municipal labor force -- had a mantra, it would have to be: we get no respect.