Sentence examples for weight rising from inspiring English sources

However, Mr Woodsford pinned his weight rising to a dangerous 24st to the premature birth of his triplets in 2008.

Robinson's recent report identifies that feelings of stigmatization may be causing overweight people to stress-eat, leading to their weight rising further.

The measurement of λ for a variety of molecules, including dextrans and albumins, has proved to be interesting and shown that λ increases with molecular weight rising from a typical value of 1.6 for TMA+ (measured with RTI) to greater than 2 for 70,000 MW dextran or 66,000 MW bovine serum albumin [ 20].

The cast iron weight rose to prominence in Russia and has long been used by serious bodybuilders.

Sapp believed his weight rose and his play dropped two seasons ago, when he had only seven sacks.

Two years ago, Ellis's weight rose to 315 pounds when the Jets briefly experimented with him at tackle.

Burke, who has died aged 70, was indeed vast, and was confined to a wheelchair in his later years after his weight rose to an alarming 30 stone.

A freighted mass of metal rattling down the runway gains a sudden burst of speed and, in a small, miraculous gasp, loses its weight, rises, and soars, enacting careful turns and radio coördinations that accrue toward effortlessness.

For example, in Germany the proportion of infants with low birth weight rose by nearly a fourth from the 1980 level.

Jacques, who had been overweight since her teenage years, suffered ill-health soon after the separation from Le Mesurier and her weight rose to nearly 20 stone (130 kg).

In all three countries, weight rose within 10 days of Christmas, but the joy of festive meals was not limited to December; in each country there was a steady climb in weight around other holidays too.