Sentence examples for heap of notes from inspiring English sources
Herr stuck it out till 1969, then came back to New York City with a heap of notes, a file of Esquire pieces, and a bat cave of toxic memories.
Perhaps it's partly a question of failing to keep up with the times, but then maybe it is simply easier for smaller groups and organisations to deal with a pile of cheques with people's names clearly printed on them rather than count heaps of notes and coins, or try to tally up bank transfers.
Vaclav Havel's "To the Castle and Back" is an artful, sly and touching self-portrait, cleverly and neurotically disguised as an artless heap of dry scribbled notes and wastebasket throwaways.
Last week U.S. prosecutors added wire fraud to the heap of charges, and noted that not only were Megaupload's user counts inflated, but less than one out of ten of those users had actually uploaded a file.
Along with a whole heap of trash, people left handwritten notes to DeVito, and added a few tiny cutouts of their own.
As one might imagine, it's led to a lot of exhibitionists and voyeurs tuning in and a whole heap of unsavoury characters, as blogger Jason Kottke has noted.
It needs to be consigned to that trash heap of history, along with many of those other cultural traditions noted above that are mainly about female subjugation.
As Woody wrote at the time, "The note of hope is the only note that keeps us from falling to the bottom of the heap of evolution, because all a human being is, anyway, is just a hoping machine".
A half-senile local, Mr. Dee (Jeris Poindexter), notes that his wife's prized "Sunday wig" is a ratty-looking horror lying atop a heap of boxes.
