Sentence examples for getting piled from inspiring English sources

That would be painful for some businesses, but not as painful as a crash that could result if leverage keeps getting piled on leverage.

The problem is that it seems like the vegetables keep getting piled onto the plate and it never gets clean.

I get quite a bit of hate – especially a few months ago, I was getting piled on; they must have been coordinating.

"The guilt really gets piled on".

"Each piece gets piled on another piece.

Since, whether competing or attracting, only the best will do, resources get piled into them, almost regardless of the consequences.

If mismatches occur, the electricity essentially gets piled up in transmission lines.

But then they get piled on top of each other in the kitchen.

As such, sometimes huge amounts of trash gets piled up in the area that surrounds the can.

And Lewis explains pithily what he found: A giant number of individual loans got piled up into a tower.

Wins can be ugly, losses can be nail-biters or blowouts, but no matter their character, they get piled up one by one in unsympathetic columns.