Sentence examples for get a pile of from inspiring English sources
You get a pile of numbers.
This means you could get a pile of clothes delivered, try them on and return any you don't like, then only pay for what you keep.
"What a waste of trees," someone wrote, on a Yelp thread called "Does anybody use the phone book anymore?" "Seems like every month I get a pile of phone books at my door," another commenter complained.
As years passed, however, the club's members began to see that candidates would say anything to get a pile of checks, only to ignore their promises to the club once they got elected.
But even if the brewery - which is based in the capital, Juba - were to get "a pile of cash tomorrow", he added, it would still struggle to eke out its raw materials while it waited for new stocks.
He got a pile of clothes she washing up.
I've got a pile of books next to my bed.
"He's got a pile of money," David Axelrod, a McCall consultant, said of the governor.
I've got a pile of press samples in front of me right now".
He's got a pile of his own troubles in the group's "southern Europe" division.
