Sentence examples for become piled from inspiring English sources

Charge clouds from neighboring events can overlap and cause events centered several pixels away from each other to become piled; see Davis 2001 (ApJ, 562, 575) for a more thorough description.

By comparing this geoid with measurements of sea-surface height made by other spacecraft, researchers can see where water has become piled up.

After a burn, so much dry ravel and other debris becomes piled up and ready to go that to live under one of those canyons is (as many have said) to look up the barrel of a gun.

In front of the Ministry of Communications and for two blocks further on, trucks, artillery, busses, staff cars, wagons, machine-guns, and small arms became piled up as in a junk yard".

"At some point, this becomes piling on," the friend said.

Enthusiast clubs have kept many on the road since then, although most have vanished into junkyards or have become piles of rust.

Much of the compound is in ruins, swing sets have become piles of twisted steel, and the personal watercraft's engines have been gutted for spare parts.

The piles of laundry she ran through the old Whirlpool became piles of ironing.

Open shelves, too, can become decorative features, piled with colourful collections, rather than tidying everything out of sight.

Aside from any other matter, has no one else noticed how toadily homely the man's features have become since he piled on the muscle for Gangs of New York a few years back?

Even the slightest things can become backbreaking when piled up on one another.