Sentence examples for being piled up from inspiring English sources
It is easy to imagine hefty scores being piled up against them in the World Cup.
His discretionary political capital, instead, is now steadily being piled up on two areas of the table — healthcare reform, and energy/clean/green/climate-change policy.
An evacuation has been issued for Jean Lafitte and several surrounding communities, and sandbags were being piled up to keep water out of homes.
The web can be produced by a garnett machine or a conventional card, several layers being piled up to obtain the required thickness.
Market fears centre on the scale of the Government's debts now being piled up, and the possibility that the Treasury will have to take on trillions of pounds-worth of liabilities if the banking system continues to falter.
The evidence marshalled against them ranges from the mega to the micro, from the vast debts being piled up as a result of social spending and pensions, to free TV licences, winter fuel payments and bus passes in the UK.
