Sentence examples for weigh herself from inspiring English sources

"What would you take off of what I'm wearing?" she asked as she prepared to weigh herself again.

Although much of the book's attention is devoted to music, she also finds time to describe an eating disorder that led her to weigh herself — frequently — both with and without her earrings.

The New Yorker, September 29 , 1951P. 24 Lady entered a drugstore, bought a three-cent stamp and affixed it to an envelope, spied a weighing machine, hesitated, laid the envelope on a counter, and proceeded to weigh herself.

By E. T. Conroy and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, September 29 , 1951P. 24 Lady entered a drugstore, bought a three-cent stamp and affixed it to an envelope, spied a weighing machine, hesitated, laid the envelope on a counter, and proceeded to weigh herself.

I remember her going to Weight Watchers meetings once a week to weigh herself.

In addition to her other medical conditions, Mom was so fat she had to recalibrate her doctor's scale to accurately weigh herself.

She read mysteries, weighed herself, threw pebbles in an urn.

While waiting for a clerk, she noticed a young woman weighing herself on a huge old-fashioned scale.

But what if she still weighs herself daily, monitors her calories with a vengeance and obsesses about food and the size of her ankles?

She'd started not eating as far back as boarding school and was in the habit of weighing herself every day.

It was less brazen, more apologetic than Emin's work: Bridget faithfully weighed herself every day, recording everything (booze, fags and men) she put into her body, as if she could Excel Spreadsheet her way to happiness.