Sentence examples for carry stacks from inspiring English sources

Blue-uniformed Cub Scouts haul away barrels of trash while Boy Scouts carry stacks of takeout to cars for the elderly.

In Iraq's cash-based society, it is not unusual for people to carry stacks of dinars and a gun to protect them.

And Amazon is rolling out its fleet of Kiva robots that can carry stacks of goods directly to staff in its giant fulfilment centres.

At Alaba International Market, porters carry stacks of stereos on their heads, barefoot haulers pull handcarts piled high with high-definition flat-panel TVs, and vendors hawk the latest cellphones and accessories from stalls fashioned out of sticks and twine.

Global currency disorders are on the rise: Think of what's happening in India, where the government recently scrapped 86percentt of cash in circulation, and in Venezuela, where currency is so devalued people now need to carry stacks of cash just to buy food.

They didn't smooth wood or grout tile or carry stacks of lumber and crack from overuse like this man's hands.

All that curving, with the weight of the head and stuff we carry stacked on top, creates pressure that causes back problems especially if you play football, do gymnastics, or swim the butterfly stroke.

Mr. Thompson's job included carrying stacks of Laotian currency for the Hmong soldiers' salaries.

During the day, residents trudge through the snow, carrying stacks of firewood on their backs.

Thompson's job included carrying stacks of Laotian currency for the Hmong soldiers' salaries.

In the early days of public opinion research, field interviewers carried stacks of paper questionnaires to mark respondents' answers.