weighed down

If other men had made money while he fought, then let them be weighed down by their bags of gold.

With heavy heads and weighed down eyelids, they had only one thought—of sleep.

Small lakes are frozen and buried in snow, and the trees are bent and weighed down with ice and sleet.

I, too, was weighed down by that same doubt when writing "The Kreutzer Sonata."

Lady Tredgold and Sophia were in admirable humour, for their pockets were weighed down by Mr. Durnford's crown-pieces.

It was Cluny that weighed down the scale for justice and progress, Cluny that gave to Rome the needed reforming popes.

His face was set, his brows knit, and his head drooped as if weighed down by some memory.

It will seem to be loaded with curses, weighed down with the weight of heavy hearts, broken hearts, ruined lives.

They are not so early forced into the bustle of life, nor so weighed down by demands for outward success.

The nation was yet unaccustomed to taxation, and was weighed down by no national debt.