Sentence examples for when I weigh from inspiring English sources
"When I weigh the candidates, I wanted an outsider.
"There's a tendency when I weigh in to think suddenly it becomes political and it becomes polarized".
"I know when I weigh myself at home, I'm 169, but at my internist's it's 177," he said.
But, when I weigh that pressure, I have to be aware that the books are what I'll finally be judged on.
Roubini takes pains to note that he remains a rigorous scholarly economist — "When I weigh evidence," he told me, "I'm drawing on 20 years of accumulated experience using models" — but his approach is not the contemporary scholarly ideal in which an economist builds a model in order to constrain his subjective impressions and abide by a discrete set of data.
But when I weigh the political clout of those who want to build walls against the power of those who benefit from globalization, I believe globalism wins.
There was a time when I weighed a hundred and five pounds!
When I weighed up the cost versus the value, the UN was the obvious choice.
"That was back when I weighed 175 and could bench 300," he said.
"I wasn't always around, when you felt so low down/She was your shoulder you cried on, when I weighed you down," she confesses, her voice pulpy with regret.
When I weighed myself a week later, I had regained the four pounds that I'd left in the desert, and, one by one, the frazzled old me and her bad habits returned, mind and body going their separate ways.
