He draped any creature not gator-weighty around his neck.
Happily, as choices go this is a very good one, with the strength to move the Disco 4's big, weighty body around with decent pace.
In fact, Smart has been a small but weighty millstone around Mercedes's neck, never reaching sales expectations and posting more than $3 billion in losses over a decade.
In fact it is discrimination plainly at work, and hangs a weighty placard around women's necks that reads: "We control your bodies and if you don't do what we say you must pay the price".
"Students will apply sociological theories and methods to explore weighty questions around online censorship; how to police the rising tide of global organised crime; if the selfie culture encourages sexualisation of young girls; whether social networks unite or isolate people; and the role of digital networks in creating virtual communities".
As for the 2016 election, the increasingly poisonous Republican brand would appear to be a weighty albatross around the neck of any Republican presidential candidate, despite the built-in historical advantage that a presidential candidate of the opposition party has after eight years of White House incumbency.
WEIGHTY questions get tossed around at Dube Juggling Equipment, a third-floor shop in SoHo where visitors can get caught in a debate about local unicycling laws or a discourse on the mathematician Claude Shannon's juggling theorem.
Since the product can slice and dice a whole ton of foods, pitchmen would have trouble making sales, since they'd have to carry around a weighty amount of groceries to prove the Chop-O-Matic's worth.
Carting around weighty stones for hot-stone massages is not so easy.
Blackwell's in Oxford emphasised coffee-table hardbacks, like Jenny Broom's Animalium and the weighty National Geographic: Around the World in 125 Years; while Mr B's in Bath championed two previously published, older novels that they're bringing back into print, through their new publishing house Fox, Finch & Tepper.
Adam McKay's maybe best know for directing Anchorman, Step Brothers, and other vehicles for Will Ferrell to "yes and" his way through another comedy, but the auteur has decided to tackle something a little more weighty this time around—a star-studded drama about the 2008 financial crisis based on Michael Lewis's book, The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine.
