Meanings of weighed from in English

All should be husbanded with extreme care, and weighed from time to time.

On the 3rd of November we weighed from Madeira.

The sheep weighed from twelve to sixteen pounds and were charged at about seven shillings and seven pence each.

Fifty great guns were in position around the place, and their balls weighed from ten to forty pounds apiece.

It was an enormous animal, fifteen or sixteen feet long, and must have weighed from three to four thousand pounds.

Dry, each filled sandbag weighed from 60 to 80 pounds; wet earth weighed much more.

They were from five to seven feet in length, and must have weighed from two hundred to four hundred pounds each.

On the 18th of September, 1740, the squadron weighed from St. Helens with a contrary wind.

Here were several flocks of penguins, the largest I ever saw; some which we brought on board weighed from twenty-nine to thirty-eight pounds.

Thus, every year the crops are carefully harvested and weighed from twenty measured plots of ground that receive no treatment except the rotation of crops.

A fatted ox was 800 pounds compared to the former 400 pounds which it weighed from the 1300s to the 1600s.

In shopping to develop the recipes for this book, we found bone-in split breasts that weighed from 7 to 14 ounces.

This heap was no less than 70 feet long and 10 feet wide, and the bars each weighed from 35 to 40 pounds.

In August, 1891, Mr. F. W. Collins, a Rockland dealer, had 50 lobsters in his establishment which weighed from 10 to 18½ pounds apiece.