stack in, against, with, on or within?

Try and start with the odds stacked in your favor.

Their faces content with the smell of the hays stacked in the corner.

The cake is then stacked in alternating layers with cooked dried apples or peaches.

The stands are made from wood or chrome and allow for the tiles to be stacked in sequence.

In the winters we got to ride on wagons and feed cows with the hay bales we stacked in the summer.

It has a **28;5835;TOOLONG trait which determines how its stacked inline-area descendants are to be aligned.

Yet what first struck me was a mountain of trunks, cases, rucksacks, kitbags and parcels stacked in the middle of the yard.

It's a complete mess with dirty dishes stacked in the sink, empty food containers, and the floor is littered with clothes and old newspapers.

When a powerful commercial or state agency takes on an individual, the baleful truth is that the deck is massively stacked in favour of the agency, ie USADA in this case.

Naturally enough, the procedural cards are stacked in favour of liberty and sweet reason, and yet beneath the surface lurk a fair amount of moral complexity and blurred lines.

The odds are stacked against him.

He'll go on spouting his nonsense no matter how much evidence is stacked against him.

Being one of the best is hard, and statistically speaking, the odds are stacked against you.

Results of the election suggest that through 2020 the electoral college is stacked against the GOP.

The odds are stacked against us parenting well in these moments because our emotions are likely to be running high.

Carelessly screening them out using criteria that is stacked against them will not result in achieving your company's hiring goals for military.

Regardless of how you slice and dice it, winning a jackpot in slots or online pokies isn't simple and chances are certainly stacked against you.

It doesn't matter how you slice and dice it, winning a jackpot in slots or online pokies isn't basic and the possibilities are certainly stacked against you.

We all know if our midfield gets crowded, those through balls will not be played at his feet for him to score, so the odds are stacked against him playing as a striker.

It's not a huge roster, but HFWF is stacked with talented wrestlers who know how to put on a show.

In Xu's spacious new factory, the shelves are stacked with huge reels of red, blue and orange thread.

The area-class trait is an enumerated value which is xsl-normal for an area which is stacked with other areas in sequence.

Be sure to keep swiping until the machine stops printing! These coupons are CVS coupons which can be stacked with manufacturer's coupons.

The stackable areas of a given class returned by children of each flow are properly stacked within the appropriate reference-area, as described above.

A photograph -- taken in Poetry magazine's office at 543 Cass Street sometime between 1912 and 1922 -- shows Monroe at a desk stacked with manuscripts and letters.

Shelves covered two walls right up to the ceiling and these were stacked with books, photocopies of magazine articles and off-prints of papers from various academic journals.

Now I get bored reading long articles and posts stacked with information and statistics so to keep your attention I'd going to keep this one very short, sweet and to the point.

Inline-areas are stacked within a line-area relative to a baseline-start-point which is a point determined by the formatter, on the start-edge of the line area's content-rectangle.

Everything must be stacked on top of the same base.

Books are also stacked on the floor and on book trucks.

The plants should be stacked on plastic to catch the leaves.

The result is that in our modern environment most of us stack on the kilograms.

To my amazement I discovered old volumes of newspapers stacked on the ground.

There are dilapidated houses, stacked on top of each other and mashed together side-by-side.

The church would fill up and Mikey Walsh would have the Sunday papers stacked on the front steps to get after.

All other kit was stuffed into the large kitbags and these were stacked on the square ready to be moved in lorries.

It is what it says -- a lamp base made from wine and port decanters stacked on top of each other, lacquered white and topped off with a white drum shade.

A clearing near the gate of the underground system has been completely trimmed down to the bare ground, with the woods of the fallen trees stacked on the far side.

The stackable areas of a given class returned by children of each flow are properly stacked within the appropriate reference-area, as described above.

Inline-areas are stacked within a line-area relative to a baseline-start-point which is a point determined by the formatter, on the start-edge of the line area's content-rectangle.

These are reference-area block-areas with zero border and padding, whose **28;11992;TOOLONG is equal to that of the main-reference-area, and which are normally stacked within the main-reference-area.

These differ according to how they are typically stacked by the formatter.

Piles of bricks at the brick factory in Sa Dec, all painstakingly stacked by hand.

The cut fronds are normally stacked along the palm avenues across the slope.

I only want to say yes entrepreneurship is the engine of our economy but if the initial ones are not able to be sustained then why the need to add additional ones which will be stacked along the way.

I was overwhelmed when I reviewed the enormity of the problems confronting the country and saw the huge mountain of files already stacked for action on my desk.