Sentence examples for weighing himself from inspiring English sources

He took up swimming and jogging, and began weighing himself every day on a digital scale.

Markowitz himself will participate by dieting, taking aerobics classes on public-access television, and weighing himself in public.

He does not follow Craig Claiborne's practice, in the nineteen-sixties, of weighing himself every day, but he has begun to think of alcohol as calories that he can skip without being professionally lax.

What is extraordinary is that he went into areas no one else considered recording, looked at himself with as much curiosity as he looked at the exterior world, weighing himself and the world equally in the balance.

The people, like the places, are more or less weightless, and, while Kurylenko, with her long lines and light-footed agility, maintains the illusion effortlessly, Affleck, a solid and muscular performer, manages to render himself diaphanous; he conveys a sense of thoughtful and willful individuality without weighing himself down with the emphatic acting-out of character traits.

In other words, rather than relying on the law of averages to stumble you into success in a made-up genre invented by the industry, think like Shigeru Miyamoto – who turned his own fascination with weighing himself into the Wii Fit.

He kept a careful diary of what he ate and weighed himself daily.

I know this because he weighed himself yesterday and snapped the scales.

He weighed himself daily, and each kilo regained was a cause for cheering.

During Madigan's second visit to Pittsburgh, in July 1997, Mister Rogers pauses to weigh himself before his morning swim.

My dad weighed himself every morning, every night and after each meal, carefully displaying every victory and every setback in white chalk.