Sentence examples for going to stack from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure where it's all going to stack up".

"I'm fearful he's not going to stack his blocks right," Mr. Weiner said.

"At Yankee Stadium, teams are just going to stack their lineups with left-handed hitters.

"[But] when you look at running against colts, you want to make sure that physically you're going to stack up," Pletcher said.

"At school, teachers said you're going to be fucked up, you're going to stack shelves at Tesco because you don't have a dad.

So stop forgetting to buy your blades every month and start deciding where you are going to stack all those dollar bills I'm saving you".

Similarly, a bookshelf was brought in to house his impressive collection of inspiring cookbooks – and save floor space that had previously gone to stacked books.

People don't go to Stack Overflow to chat in the way that they do on Twitter.

A good decision is to stick to the 15-minute rule – if you haven't made any progress with a task for 15 minutes or more, go to Stack Overflow and describe your problem.

Devices, hardware, software, applications and content, rather than being offered interoperably in a wide-open World Wide Web are increasingly going to be stacked up in proprietary ecosystems in which denizens can talk only to each other.

They also learned that an algorithm grades the quality of the images based on its blurriness and physical displacement from a specified reference image and that the user is allowed to select the percentage of images that are going to be stacked into a final composite based on this grade.