Usa "weigh up" in una frase
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1. "Oh they can get up to about this long," she held her arms at a comfortable reach, a little over four feet, "and weigh up to forty pounds, but most kinds are much smaller
2. nodded her head slowly, trying to weigh up the
3. We watched as an Officers conference was called and they all met in a circle by a cedar tree and I should imagine began to weigh up the situation and what was going to happen next
4. To tell the truth who was better than us soldiers to weigh up the odds for it was us who knew that the chances of coming back were slim but if you had the luck who could tell
5. She took a while to respond, trying to weigh up the implications of what had just been said
6. Cave: A time to think\, step back and weigh up your options and meditate
7. But do afterwards weigh up what they say
8. Weigh up the possible consequences, careful consideration is needed as error in judgement should be avoided
9. But, the thought of atrocities against women continued to weigh upon his consciousness
10. I decide to weigh up my stock so I could evaluate my position as it had been a busy few days so I had all the ganja laying around to
11. being interviewed then you need to weigh up everything you learned about the current
12. Without any real time to weigh up the potential consequences, Glenn chose to attack all three streamers in one pass, diving in over the top of Ken’s glider, coming in from twelve o’clock high and intersecting Ken’s streamers as he came around in his 360 towards him
13. Teal only took a couple of seconds to weigh up the situation and deferred their arrest until later
14. At about 02hrs 30 Ryder moved out into the river so that he might weigh up the general situation
15. Weigh up the pros and cons
16. But this big rock that weighed a thousand ton began to weigh upon Shi Chen
17. Weigh up the past in weighing
18. Wilson appeared to weigh up the wisdom of her words
19. The case did not weigh upon him and he very much planned to enjoy a nice supper with Judy and her grandfather
20. He thought that he had plenty of time and looked around the centre to weigh up his options, he was in no hurry
21. Pete Jenkins sat silent for a few minutes staring into space, trying to weigh up the implications of
22. Meg had told her adventures gayly and said over and over what a charming time she had had, but something still seemed to weigh upon her spirits, and when the younger girls were gone to bed, she sat thoughtfully staring at the fire, saying little and looking worried
23. He reluctantly departs, but his wrongs weigh upon his spirit, and by-and-by when an opportunity comes to redress them, he outwits Mamma by a shrewd bargain
24. She watched Perry weigh up his superior intelligence and social standing relative to the counselor and knew that this would be their first and last visit
25. what she suffered; she did not weigh upon its sympathies
26. The drilling platform is elevated and sits atop a floating structure that’s semi-submerged in the water (hence the name) and secured by large anchors that can weigh up to 10 tons each
27. ‘Father Stone, think how it would weigh upon us if we passed sinners by and did not extend our hands
28. “Father Stone, think how it would weigh upon us if we passed sinners by and did not extend our hands
29. I would not disturb you at this period, when so many misfortunes weigh upon you, but a conversation that I had with my uncle previous to his departure renders some explanation necessary before we meet
30. People weigh upon me, and with them I should have been uneasy, and uneasiness would have hindered my success
31. They weigh upon
32. The fact that she was being taken to a strange house where she had never been before did not seem so far to weigh upon her; Velchaninoff saw clearly enough that other things distressed her, and principally that she was ashamed—ashamed that her father should have let her go so easily—thrown her away, as it were—into Velchaninoff's arms
33. Supposing the son of Sophroniscus had been unjustly condemned, who would hinder his escaping from the prison, especially since he had numerous friends to help him? Was it so difficult for the rich Plato, for Æschines and others to bribe the guards? Then the restless gadfly would flee from Athens to the barbarians in Thessaly, or to the Peloponnesus, or, still farther, to Egypt; Athens would no longer hear his blasphemous speeches; his death would not weigh upon the conscience of the worthy citizens, and so everything would end for the best of all