Sentence examples for weight books from inspiring English sources
(b) Paperback and light weight books (by height).
A simple technique is to but a medium weight book on the pupils head and tape a straight line on the floor.
It's a banty-weight book, thinly sourced.
Why is all this attention being lavished on the author of a brick-weight book that discusses, among other things, Ming China, global iron and steel production levels 1890-1933 and Mikhail S. Gorbachev's perestroika?
This just may be the architectural reference to have when you're having only one a rich, authoritative, paving-stone-weight book that you will find yourself hefting from the shelf over and over.
Store shelves sag under the weight of books excoriating the bureau's performance.
Granted, in New York residential buildings, barbells carry far more weight than books.
Most of the seats had been replaced by shelves bending under the weight of books and paper, and crates stuffed with pencils and crayons, glue and glitter.
In 1985, Seymour reluctantly moved out of a brownstone whose supports were about to collapse from the weight of books and into a 19-room mansion on East 61st Street.
Muslims at the peak of their power in Iraq itself built institutions, opened libraries, bookstores, hospitals and paid the weight of books in gold even for works diametrically opposed to everything Islam stood and advocated for.
