Sentence examples for an extra pile from inspiring English sources

We don't have an extra pile of money.

The variant uses two decks of cards rather than one, 10 rows of cards instead of seven, and an extra pile of six cards called "the Devil's Six" for the player to work into their strategy.

If you want to have extra players, just create an extra pile of cards in the center.

This extra pile is known as a "kitty" or "discard pile".

But its sister station, 5 Live Sports Extra, piled on the listeners, breaking through the one million barrier to 1.07 million.

In the past five years, Camelot has piled an extra £2bn on to the top line, thanks to scratchcards and web sales.

It is debt-fuelled: Kraft has piled on an extra £7bn of borrowings – which is worrying for the trustees of the Cadbury pension fund, in deficit to the tune of nearly £500m – and there are now 7 billion reasons for Rosenfeld to sweat the Cadbury assets.

In warp-pile fabrics the pile is formed by an extra set of warp yarns.

It interferes hugely with the dynamic of family life, creates an extra layer of health worries and piles on the guilt.

No sooner are diners seated than an extra-large bread basket appears, piled high with warm focaccia, onion bread and garlic toast, accompanied by roasted garlic cloves for spreading.

The tax deductibility of interest payments on debt gives private-equity executives an incentive to pile extra debt onto the companies they buy, thereby risking the health of these firms for the sake of a tax benefit and the prospect of higher returns.There is another way in which the tax code is responsible for allowing private-equity types to walk off with vast bounties.