Sentence examples for decent stack from inspiring English sources

June 30, 1890 Painted a decent stack of wheat today.

Nursing a decent stack of chips, Mr. Piepho played the remaining hands warily, folding miserable cards early.

A megabyte is, in this context, 1,000 kilobytes — or about the size of a photo taken with a decent digital camera, or roughly one minute of a song, or a decent stack of e-mail.

You'll need decent walking shoes and a stack of books, since there is a seductive lack of anything else to do.

But, it's totally going to be worth the wait because this car has everything a sport EV should: sexy looks, great range, 17-inch touchscreen IP stack, and a decent price.

"Decent housing, and not being stacked on top of one another," the elder Mrs. Ancrum said.

The ingredients – a decent coach, quality players including a stack of All Blacks, and good pre-season form – were there for success.

Ms Solomon said authors would have a better chance of earning a decent living if contracts weren't stacked in favour of their publishers.

Better yet, "BoJack Horseman" never stacks the deck by reducing more decent characters to dummies or dupes.

Stick to the menu, in other words, and you can get decent growth out of a business that has demographics stacked against it.

Plus, the liquidation preferences really do stack up, limiting the potential upside in a decent but not spectacular exit.