How To Use Pile up In A Sentence
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Problems pile up but important Ministers are content to keep their date with rhetoric.
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The work has a tendency to pile up if I'm not careful.
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The reason it gest so bad is most of these operations either pile up the waste for drying or composting.
POO POWER: Giant Vat of Crap to Produce Natural Gas for CA | Inhabitat
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Three people were hurt in a 12-car pile up on a fog-bound motorway yesterday.
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On the other hand, conditions may worsen or sand pile up in select spots where natural or manmade structures, such as jetties or sea walls, have left sections of beach more prone to erosion, said coastal engineer Dean.
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Floral tributes and notes began to pile up yesterday by a tree where the car struck.
Times, Sunday Times
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With no collection system, mountains of empty plastic bottles pile up in sand dunes behind its white sand beaches.
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The roads stopped being sprinkled at sunset, the buildings ceased to receive their annual whitewash, the gardens decayed, and litter and dirt began to pile up unswept on the pavements.
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He was brought down in a shocking pile up at Cheltenham last week and needs to prove he has recovered from that hairy moment.
The Sun
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Her school meant that "responsibilities around the house pile up; housework is so much work.
Divergent Realities: the Emotional Lives of Mothers, Fathers, and Adolescents
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An upper tier of bookcases was added in 1875, when excess books had started to pile up under the billiard table.
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The work has a tendency to pile up if I'm not careful.
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These deaths are real deaths, and they pile up in ways that define our histories and literatures and social sciences.
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But when seemingly useless possessions and even rotten food pile up, blocking exits and filling beds, sofas, sinks and bathtubs, animal rescue operation in San Rafael, after inspectors found what they called filth that demonstrated "weeks if not months of improper cleaning protocols.
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As shadows start to threaten and corpses pile up, she wonders whether her Prince Charming is really the big bad wolf.
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His studies in lodgepole forests in Utah and Idaho found that there is a relatively short-lived increase in the potential for surface fires when dying needles that have not yet lost all their resins pile up on the ground.
Study: Beetle invasions dampen, not intensify, wildfire risk
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Bound by our mutual desire to be accepted by the group we attempt to enwrap others within restrictions we pile upon ourselves.
YOUR WILDERNESS & MINE by DAVID HIGHSMITH
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Fascinating discoveries from second hand bookshops and chainstore threefertwos alike pile up on the shelves, taunting you with your laziness and their unreadness; novels that have been read are no better, merely taking up space as you slowly forget their plot and characters, destined to either be lugged from house to house as you move, or given away as fodder for Oxfam in its quest to become the Tesco of secondhand bookselling.
August « 2009 « Squares of Wheat
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Three people were hurt in a 12-car pile up on a fog-bound motorway yesterday.
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Problems were beginning to pile up.
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The debris will pile up as one works back and detract from one's security while exenterating the posterior cells.
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Floral tributes and notes began to pile up yesterday by a tree where the car struck.
Times, Sunday Times
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Allowing documents to pile up a little until we get some perspective on them can help us be better organised in the long term.
Times, Sunday Times
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Drop several extra trash liners inside each container before relining for a quick and easy way to remove future trash when it really starts to pile up.
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Work tends to pile up if I don't keep on top of it.
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The meridians intersect and pile up to create a co-ordinate singularity at the Poles, but nothing odd happens on the Earth's real surface.
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You could pile up 3m sheets and they would be only a millimetre thick.
Times, Sunday Times
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The last two remaining potential candidates with the name identification and fundraising prowess to join the race at this late date, Sarah Palin and Rudy Giuliani, have only days to decide whether to jump in as state ballot requirements start to pile up.
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But I doubt you will remain unaware of the several coincidences that begin to pile up toward the conclusion.
GreenCine Daily: Rendez-Vous. 10.
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For a time he worked as the campus postmaster but spent all his time writing and drinking, leaving mail to pile up undelivered, creating a storm of student complaints.
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Drop several extra trash liners inside each container before relining for a quick and easy way to remove future trash when it really starts to pile up.
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The bills and the debts pile up when you're not working but she somehow made it through.
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Though the central action rings true, the surrounding ironies may pile up too heavily.
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Having a few hundred pounds outstanding can soon become unmanageable as interest charges pile up.
Times, Sunday Times
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Guitars pile up and echo over a prominent, somber bassline and a locked drumbeat.
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Unpaid bills began to pile up alarmingly.
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And the bizarre events and coincidences pile up more and more as the story proceeds.
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Three people were hurt in a 12-car pile up on a fog-bound motorway yesterday.
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This game had a great premise: Take the coolest decade this side of the Enlightenment for bad-assery, remove all those pesky laws and government, pile up a bunch of jacked-up cars, guns and funk, and have it take place in an alternate-universe American Southwest.
4 post-apocalyptic games that should be remade today
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Rather than wait for bills to pile up, open the mail the day it comes, and shred or discard junk mail immediately.
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In cyberspace you can win big every day as dozens of poker sites pile up the prize money to tempt us to try our ‘hand’.
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They pile up brushwood to dim her in lolloping flames.
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I am going to let all the grass die, all the rubbish pile up, let the homeless people come back, and I will not be the maid to clean up until it is fessed up who is actually responsible.
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As the corkscrew meats accumulate in the cup and the delicately colored shells pile up at my feet, examples multiply.
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Floral tributes and notes began to pile up yesterday by a tree where the car struck.
Times, Sunday Times
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I could complain vehemently to my perfectly nice roommate about the annoyances that pile up over years of living with him and know that he will happily re-sign the lease come summer.
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Boats often pile up on the rocks in the shallow water.
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Giant sting rays pile up in heaps on the adjacent sea floor.
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Problems continue to pile up for beleaguered Leeds United manager Peter Reid as the club ended one of the worst weeks in its history with a walloping, a bust-up and bottom place in the Premiership.
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When you have so many bureaucrats and human beings corrupted by money, the problems pile up.
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Although grace superabounds where sin abounds, that is no reason why we should wilfully pile up the sin.
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With drivers pandering along at such slow speeds, it hardly surprising that pile ups occur when the margin for error is so small with vast tracts of traffic all moving in tightly knit convoys.
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Problems were beginning to pile up.
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But sometimes, after too many summer days, purple clouds pile up in the sky and a cool wind brings in the sweet-smelling scent of the frangipani flowers outside the window.
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Storm clouds pile up above the sere plain, and in the foreground, a granite marker is etched with a mountain range, two pines and the words ‘Traveling Wolf, born 1878, died 1961.’
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The layers of moral and political complexity pile up to quietly enthralling effect.
Times, Sunday Times
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And, their cars and those big four-by-fours can pile up on your shop for repairs and maintenance.
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Post exam week tension is beginning to go away, but not the muscular pain from footy, and work is starting to pile up again.
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Let's pile up the fallen leaves in the corner and sweep up the floor.
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The city is full of restaurants run by ambitious former sous chefs who have managed to charm a couple of backers with their ability to pile up some frisée and lamb chops in a gravity-challenging piece of edible architecture.
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Storms sweep across it and pile up great waves.
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Various studies say that cities will have dogs so long as they continue to pile up mounds of garbage.
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I realized today that if I lived in a house instead of a condo and had weekly trash and recycling pickups to worry about, I probably wouldn't let the newspapers and plastic bottles pile up in bags for weeks without taking them downstairs.
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Climbers pile up as harnesses and shoes and ropes come out, helmets are donned, groups splinter into pairs and trios, and the conga line slowly inches up the mountain.
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Whenever I come home from an outing, I pile up what came out of the bag and IMMEDIATELY return said items to bag in replenished form.
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While Smith, a sidearmer, doesn't have the velocity to pile up strikeouts, he helps himself by fielding his position well.
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He was brought down in a shocking pile up at Cheltenham last week and needs to prove he has recovered from that hairy moment.
The Sun
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And it's years since I've heard anyone pile up as many pithy one-liners.
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Boats often pile up on the rocks in the shallow water.
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As the terse replies pile up, I am on the point of suggesting that he looks weary, as though his dog has died, only for it to emerge that his dog has died.
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Floral tributes and notes began to pile up yesterday by a tree where the car struck.
Times, Sunday Times
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As the credit cards pile up and the debt collectors gather, he finds himself reluctantly engaged to prim Marigold Flowers, while lusting for her sister, the brazen Daisy.
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For such a scenario, the centrifugal forces would cause its water veneer to gravitate away from the poles and pile up at the equator.
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As the performance advances into the nineteenth century, the paradoxes and ambiguities concerning the nature of absolute music pile up, to considerable dramatic effect.
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For instance, within the disk, electrically charged material might pile up, triggering the disk to fragment.
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But the number of wooden urns stored in a tiny room continued to pile up.
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The computer paper continued to pile up in lengthy white folds.
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That seemed a bit lacking in heft, so I bulked it out with a random handful of paper from a disused notebook, put our names on it, stapled the pile up, and turned it in.
