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top-heavy

ADJECTIVE
  1. unstable by being overloaded at the top

How To Use top-heavy In A Sentence

  • A top-heavy nurse in cricket pads and dangling overhead light pack struggles to aim a fire breathing generator in a duel with a whip-cracking foreman.
  • Hull Council is ‘top-heavy’ with bureaucracy and needs to be radically slimmed down, new council leader Ken Branson said yesterday.
  • The becalmed and top-heavy boat started to roll heavily.
  • Your display will be top-heavy if the flowers you choose are too large for the container.
  • Clambering aboard, top-heavy with a pack full of gear for all weathers, the pre-requisite for any decent holiday in Scotland, I am genuinely surprised at how comfortable and spacious the accommodation is.
  • They say that Carroll sees the firm as top-heavy with lawyers and accountants.
  • Don't let toddlers lean into the basket from the seat - they're top-heavy and could topple.
  • Why is it that English textbooks, including the one I was sent, are top-heavy with hagiographies of our national leaders?
  • Saunders adds another ex-head coach and another layer of management to the top-heavy staff, and Washington's new-look receiving corps has an undeniable redundancy factor.
  • The trucks looked top-heavy, and on any journey one was sure to see at least one fallen on its side, its cargo spilling onto the road.
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