Sentence examples for cases pile from inspiring English sources

He is judged by many to be the BNP's next leader though he is living in London while corruption cases pile up against him at home.

But polls show Spaniards are worried about the nation's problems, and the current mood is one of distrust of the powerful as the nation suffers the consequences of a long economic crisis and political corruption cases pile up in courts.

In the Garden State, political bosses have never gone out of style, corruption cases pile up more victims than the Sopranos, and elbow-to-the-face tactics are shrugged off by voters — as much a part of Jersey culture as boardwalk custard and stainless-steel diners.

He had other cases piling up.

That action has already led to thousands of court cases piling up.

The warehouse setup, with cases piled high around the store, may also have had its day, he said.

The Appeals Court has long been a bottleneck in the judicial process, with hundreds of thousands of new cases piling onto its caseload every year.

Though these rosés have acquired a devoted following -- customers drive off with cases piled high -- the 2002 edition ($12.50) is rather disappointing.

THE other cases piling up in federal courts are more traditional securities fraud lawsuits, in which shareholders contend that companies concealed or misrepresented financial information.

Even Chinalai Tribal Antiques, known for virtually barricading the front of its booth with cases piled with tiny votive objects, jewelry and folded textiles, is almost penetrable.

Judges were taking months — more than a year sometimes — to issue decisions, while cases piled up and litigants were left waiting.