Sentences with phrase «lots of weight produce»

A standard V8 engine, standard 4 - wheel drive, and lots of weight produce a fuel economy rating of 17 mpg in combined driving.

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He cried a lot, he didn't regain his birth weight by his 2 week appointment, I couldn't pump ANYTHING, I tried all of the herbal remedies I could get my hands on, but in the end, I just didn't produce.

Phosphatidyl Choline does a lot to keep your brain healthy, which is important not only because that is where HGH is produced, but also because the brain is what controls your body's ability to function, your weight, and how youthful you should be in case you weren't aware of that.

If you know the Westside Method and the results this program produces you can expect to produce an athlete that can lift a hell of a lot of weight as fast as greased lighting.

The new Suzuki Baleno ticks a lot of those boxes, and it isn't just a conventional take on the Swift, but built on a new platform with lower weight and increased rigidity, and with the option of a new 1.0 litre 3 - cylinder engine — producing 109bhp and official economy of 62.7 mpg — it's a very modern car wrapped up in more traditional clothes.

If produced, the XR1 will use lots of carbon fiber to keep the weight down and will be offered with a powertrain that will deliver 70 mpg.

A lot of weight age is given to thesis writing project on the final report card and hence producing a good thesis becomes crucial to score high.

Artist: Helen Frankenthaler (1928 - 2011); Title: «Thanksgiving Day»; Medium: Painting on tile; Year or Era Produced: Dated 1973 on reverse; Signature: ÿLower right and on reverse; Approximate Measurement: 13.5» x17.5» x 0.75»; Approximate Weight: 12 Lbs; Frame: Unframed; Note: Original artwork, Original 1976 Andre Emmerich Gallery Inc. receipt with a value of $ 2,800.00 accompanies this lot, Receipt reads «Number 4 in anedition of 71», Exhibited, Ceramic Tiles by Helen Frankenthaler, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, May 2?

Artist: Helen Frankenthaler (1928 - 2011); Title: «Thanksgiving Day»; Medium: Painting on tile; Year or Era Produced: Dated 1973 on reverse; Signature: Lower right and on reverse; Sight Area Approximate Measurement: 13.5» x 17.5» x 0.75»; Approximate Weight: 12 lbs; Frame: Unframed; Note: Original artwork, Original 1976 Andre Emmerich Gallery Inc. receipt with a value of $ 2,800.00 accompanies this lot, Receipt reads «Number 4 in an edition of 71», Exhibited, Ceramic Tiles by Helen Frankenthaler, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, May 2 — June 1, 1975, Reverse reads «Number 4 / Edition of 70»