| Dalgleish's retirement makes him the latest in a long line of jockeys having to admit that their avoirdupois is just too great a burden. |
| Now, children are driven to and from school and in their lunch boxes you'll find potato crisps, sweets, chocolate and other goodies that add on the avoirdupois. |
| Then that's the great thing about golf, age and avoirdupois seemingly is no barrier to success. |
| That my current hometown of Washington hasn't gnawed its way into this rating is a bit shocking, considering the ample avoirdupois on the streets of your nation's capital. |
| I suppose I should be thankful for the chance to make a fetish out of aging and avoirdupois. |
| She also thinks that joshing about stature is probably considered to be more benign than, say, pointing out avoirdupois. |
