Sentence examples for being piled from inspiring English sources

Regrettably, new myths are being piled upon the old.

The newspaper El Tiempo showed a picture of bloody bodies being piled onto a pickup truck.

Will two young politicians cope with the weight of expectations being piled upon them?

Its days of being piled with tourists' luggage and pushed around a Palmyra hotel were over.

It is easy to imagine hefty scores being piled up against them in the World Cup.

Nearby, men and bicycles are being piled on top of buses.

But they gain nothing from being piled together like 1970s crockery and alarm clocks in a brocante.

Watching the arguments, hearing the complaints, observing the canteen and the plates being piled high with peas and chips?

So the seemingly low rate is a trap: every month, the unpaid interest is being piled onto his principal.

And in Greece and Ireland, as they push through austerity programmes, it will feel as if Pelion is being piled on Ossa.

It is obvious that Greece will not be able to repay its existing debt, much less the additional debt being piled on its shoulders.