Sentence examples for weigh something from inspiring English sources

It is to inculcate mass into those particles which weigh something.

Since I'm almost 6-foot-6 and I weigh something like 240 pounds, I can't wear designer clothes.

Auden, with more irascibility than one might expect, pointed out that this was a poisonous doctrine — the idea is to juggle golden balls that weigh something.

The Nobel prize in physics has been awarded to Takaaki Kajita and Arthur McDonald for discovering that elusive subatomic particles called neutrinos weigh something more than nothing.

It's the same as why you wouldn't measure your weight in ounces, but neither would you weigh something very light in pounds - you want a convenient number which is easy to interpret.

A possible detection of something called a Higgs boson — a theorized subatomic particle that would help to explain why particles weigh something rather than nothing — was also announced last year.

"He only weighed something like 80 pounds," Mr. Picciolo said.

So when he sent an email with the subject heading, "Everything weighs something", I was primed to listen.

Doctors who use the instrument don't even need to know what they are looking for; everything weighs something.

"The carriage weighed something like five thousand pounds, but there were clowns painted on the side," he said.

Apple weighed something similar years ago, but its executives concluded that it should work with the industry's powerful incumbents, rather than against them.