Sentence examples for hoarding to from inspiring English sources

I also wanted to put a human face on hoarding, to move beyond the stereotype of the crazy cat lady.

One man drew a storm of laughter when, after climbing on to an advertising hoarding to get a better view, he electrocuted himself on an overhead power line.

Now that he is the official candidate, Mr Romney can start to spend the vast war-chest he has been hoarding to fight the presidential election.

They carried Sarah on an advertising hoarding to the gymnasium, but there were no ambulances there either, so they laid her on the pitch and performed CPR again.

Firms have clung to staff because skilled workers will be hard to recruit once things return to normal.Some high-wage service industries have seen strong jobs growth of late a puzzling switch from hoarding to hiring.

I can hardly imagine that the Sun Alliance Company who insured the building will agree with that statement, but even they have an impressive hoarding to greet visitors as they arrive ("Destroyed! but Insured with Sun Alliance").

The best excuse ever to hoard to our hearts' content.

Return most of the cash hoard to shareholders".

It bought 30 tonnes in March alone, bringing its hoard to 1,238 tonnes.

But everyone she meets either hoards, to varying degrees, or knows of a hoarder.

The crisis also "shattered conventional views" about the adequate level of foreign-exchange reserves, prompting emerging economies with large dollar hoards to hoard even more.