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1. Please weigh in all the suitcases.

2. These facts will weigh in your favour.

3. The political factor has to weigh in.

4. A huge commercial Ecosphere can weigh in at 200 liters.

5. Nevertheless, a quiet build-up to Thursday would weigh in his favour.

6. The Police Officers Association will weigh in heavily on behalf of the rights of its members.

7. One other piece of evidence seems to weigh in the balance on the side of Fisher-the phenomenon of copying.

8. Such recommendations will weigh in his favour.

9. Coxswains do not weigh in.

10. If you feel differently(Sentence dictionary), please weigh in with comments.

11. All of us will weigh in one hundred percent to do what you want.

12. If you've experienced a similar professional crisis, please weigh in with your suggestions for dealing with these thorny issues.

13. Cranston and others were improperly trying to weigh in on the decision.

14. At that point, the chairman weigh in with a strong defence of company policy.

15. We asked our Experts to weigh in with simple yet effective ways readers can feel sexier right now.

16. If we want you to weigh in with you opinion, we will ask you.

17. No doubt others can weigh in and improve this with their comments and ideas.

18. Now analysts are beginning to weigh in on the game's potential, with one professional prognosticator saying the game could nearly match sales of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

19. The Supreme Court is expected to weigh in with a decision on hearing the issue once the appellate opinions are made public.

20. The champion didn't want to weigh in at more than 160 pounds.

21. I fully expect you to weigh in with your own opinions.

22. And that, come the day of judgment[sentencedict.com], may well weigh in its favour.

23. But Smith has reverted to his favoured striking role under Kevin Keegan, and he is acutely aware he needs to weigh in with goals to justify his place.

24. The passengers took their bags to the airport counter to weigh in.

25. The inefficiency of retailer suppliers, internal accounting errors and an increasing rate of employee theft all weigh in on India's high shrinkage score.

26. And it would be good if the Department of State would weigh in with the Chinese Government to note the many obstacles that we have encountered in recent months and years.

27. It's easy to see where a friend is going wrong on Monday, but that doesn't mean you should weigh in with your inexpert advice.

28. We would have won if you hadn't tried to weigh in with your silly ideas.

29. Benitez is confident Bellamy will be an instant hit at Anfield and is backing him to weigh in with a fair share of goals during the course of the campaign.

30. An ounce of nuts or two sticks of string cheese weigh in at about 170 calories.