A sigh escaped from her overladen chest, she let her head fall in her hands, and wept.
Ere long, a sigh of relief burst from his overladen bosom.
The connection between the spirals of the capital face is curved downward; the ornaments of the entablature are more florid, and the gutter is almost overladen with floral motives.
The bottom part of the flame is overladen with hydrogen, raised from the tallow by the burning wick; and this half-burnt gas gives a purple tinge to the flame.
When a candle is brought before them, the enlarged pupil is overladen with rays, and feels pained.
It hurts me when I see thee thus, benumbed By all these overladen moments, that Scarce walk upright beneath their heavy burden.
An example of this last, the University, stood in the square near the Cathedral, and even the kindly moonlight could not soften the overladen meaningless mass; the cold severe lines of Herrera were dignified and regrettable in comparison.
The retablo of the High Altar is in character, articulate and graceful, unlike the usual, overladen reredos of Spain.
All who know Toledo will remember it, built in the bizarre, flamboyant, often overladen but always grandiose style of Isabella and Ferdinand.
Only on one’s bed at night, or here in church, could the overladen heart speak without shame or acknowledgment of weakness.
The light wind came like the sigh of an overladen heart.
The overladenheart expressed itself not loudly but very truly.
They lose no time on the trip—overladen with freight, more also to follow—full passenger lists for a month in advance.
It could surely outstrip an overladen hydroplane, and then the Englishman might think himself lucky if he escaped a bullet through the head.
Will, overladen as the little craft was, managed to keep abreast of the train, and so they ran on, neck and neck, until they were within seven or eight miles of Bolivar.
These are wholly written in the Cantata style of that day and overladen with bravoura and ornamental passages.
Here and there, it seemed to us both tricky and overladen with ornament, and considering its contents, much too long; neither was the execution of the Virtuoso every where sufficiently distinct and clear.
The cause assigned is their being latterly overladen with private trade.
Gorges and old slide-ways would hold most of these in the beaten slide-tracks, but there was the possibility of an overladen mountain sending off a shooting star of a slide which might raise havoc by smashing open a new orbit.
During the afternoon, as I came down from Alpine Pass on snowshoes, the visible peaks and slopes loomed white and were threateningly overladen with snow.
So far as I am able to judge," said the doctor, looking at the tiny head overladen with hair, from which the bonnet had fallen half off.
But there was no resisting that little brown Titania, with her little head overladen with its beautiful hair, her red, delicate mouth closing firm and sweet above that little decided chin, her eyes which seemed to concentrate the light.
They never drag, and are never overladen with description, reflection, or other lumber.
In 1823 he published the Pioneers, a work somewhat overladen with description, in which he drew for material upon his boyish recollections of frontier life at Cooperstown.
Moore's Oriental romance, Lalla Rookh, 1817, is overladenwith ornament and with a sugary sentiment that clogs the palate.
Unfortunately, when these vases left the hand of the master they were overladenwith hideous ornaments in the style of Louis-Philippe.
The towers of the church at Bruges are superb in their bareness, while our modern houses, overladen with detail, are hideous to look upon.
The madness of Lee is almost visible in his swelling and overladen dramas; in which, however, there is a good deal of true poetic fire, and a vein of tenderness that makes us heartily pity the author.
And if, perhaps, some trusting woman comes to you with overladen heart, you tell her that she is not in a state of grace.
But as the persistency of the Esquimo had overladen the sledge, they moved slowly, and were overtaken by the night on the floe in the midst of the bay.
