Sentence examples for hoarding up from inspiring English sources
They'd come into post after a successful sally against the British and go home for a quick drink and a supply of clean shirts without mentioning their exploits to anybody, whereas the soldiers who lugged a musket in 1776 devoted a disproportionate amount of time to hoarding up old weapons, pewter mugs, locks of Washington's hair, commissions, deeds, etc.
As a result, almost all of the children learn that they would rather enjoy being kind and generous than hoarding up the most coins.
Enjoy eating just in time rather than hoarding up food just in case.
In our case, we'll choose a passage at random, take a few moments to think, then each of us say something by way of making a total sketch of its language drawing on our resources of prosody, rhetoric, figuration, language history, sound, and of course all those tropes and schemes we have been hoarding up.
The amount of really good pieces, though, has declined because it just gets hoarded up".
Because the regime likes to hoard up dead children, so it can lay on a mass funeral for Western TV.
She could have hoarded up the image — him on his knees, her swaying above him — to share with Amit when he came home.
Carney is expected to reiterate the low-interest commitment in an attempt to persuade them that conditions are right to start spending cash hoarded up during the downturn and end an investment drought acting as a restraint on growth.
Later, it is only the weight of the oak on his shoulders, the attempt to stay in step with the other coffin bearers, that gives him an estimation of the amount of grief he has hoarded up to consume in private.
Here's a preview: Bank of England boss Mark Carney sidesteps City to ease rate rise fears Carney is expected to reiterate the low-interest commitment in an attempt to persuade business leaders that conditions are right to start spending cash hoarded up during the downturn and end an investment drought acting as a restraint on growth.
