Sentence examples for full of piles from inspiring English sources

"American business is full of piles of inventory," says Bill Beer, the boss of the biggest part of Maytag Corporation, its appliances division, which is based in rural Iowa.

Once again, streets and sidewalks on the south end of town were full of piles of water-damaged mattresses, torn-out floorboards, soggy dolls, an old Remington typewriter: the familiar piles of waterlogged storm wreckage.

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He then took us into this cavernous basement that was just full of piles of rotting clothes and blankets, interspersed with buckets of something black and foul-smelling.

The distributed strains along the full length of piles were measured using fiber optic sensor (FOS) system based on Brillouin optical time domain analysis (BOTDA) technology.

Now, what used to be rooms full of untidy piles of books are being transformed.

Some of the neighbors, who tried to keep their houses "decent" in the middle of the usual social chaos, could not stand the added "artistic" chaos (it is not the same thing living near empty and half-demolished houses than living near houses full of junk piles and waste), and they began to submit their complaints to the City Hall.

As he wheels away to celebrate, QPR's area is full of defenders piled in a heap after slipping and sliding in their attempts to stop the flying winger.

Thus I proceeded from one cave to another, all full of mummies piled in various ways, some standing, some lying, some piled on their heads.

Sauteed lobster meat (fresh and full of flavor) piled high on a toasted New England roll came with house-made crispy potato chips and ordinary coleslaw.

The 15-count conviction was full of charges piled on after the initial indictment, because of public pressure.