Sentence examples for weight colleges from inspiring English sources

Although his high school coach said it was obvious that his frame could hold much more weight, colleges had a difficult time projecting a position for him.

Binge-eaters, obese individuals and those with eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa scored higher than restrictive type and normal weight college students.

Johnson's high school coach, Andy Dotson, said that Johnson grew so fast — from a 5-foot-10 junior varsity point guard to a sinewy 6-foot-6 wing — that he could not put on enough weight for colleges to be interested.

Sam Garnes, who was 240 pounds when he arrived from the Giants last year, is now 219, his playing weight in college.

Mr. Polakow-Suransky said it was unclear how much weight the college-readiness measures would have on the reports next year.

Furthermore, the men who were obese as freshmen had nearly twice the risk of dying of heart disease decades later as the men who had been of normal weight in college.

The best way to avoid gaining added weight in college is by being more active.

I was in denial about gaining weight after college for a long time.

Being tortured is part of the process, watching a hundred new kids who're still wearing their weed weight and college logo hats discover all the amazing sounds available to a severely chipped cymbal when placed on the ground.

Basically, the economy is still weighted down by the legacy effects of the financial collapse of 2008 -- mortgages that exceed the value of homes, students staggering under the weight of college loans in a dismal job market, retired people for whom low interest rates mean low returns on savings, corporations looting pensions, and above all flat or declining wages.

While nobody wants to gain weight in college, you also don't want to spend all four years obsessing over your body.