Sentence examples for work weighed from inspiring English sources

Petroskey told Carter that his body of statistical work weighed in Montreal's favor, that the Expos deserve their historical rewards.

Criticism of his work weighed on his mind: every one of the fifty-two letters he wrote to Mittag-Leffler in 1884 mentioned Kronecker.

Over 10 feet tall, the work weighs close to a ton.

The 31m-high, 24m-wide (79ft by 102ft) work weighing 15 tonnes resembles the iconic portrait of Argentine revolutionary Ernesto Chee" Guevara in Havana, Cuba.

Das Rheingold forms the prelude to the work, weighing in at a breezy two and a half hours, followed by the three epic dramas – Die Walküre (The Valkyrie), Siegfried and Götterdämmerung, each at four hours plus.

That body of work weighs on Petty.

The low pay and tough work weigh on the wrestlers, and everyone must decide whether this adventure remains worthwhile.

Additionally, Helen Janc Malone, whose new book Leading Educational Change: Global Issues, Challenges, and Lessons on Whole-System Reform features Jansen's work, weighs in.

Their welfare and that of the farmowners who rely on his work weigh heavily on Magaña Ortiz.

However, Vargo writes that "there is always a sense of an engaged and intelligent mind at work weighing what should be included, what seems accurate".

Notable also is Sinú casting, which could execute works weighing several pounds.