Sentence examples for is mounting up from inspiring English sources

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, July 23 , 1966P. 68 The troubles is mounting up for Prime Minister Wilson and his team; the monetary crisis.

The result is that rubbish is mounting up – huge drifts of it lie at the roadsides – because there is nowhere to dispose of it.

The sorrows of the rose were mounting up.

"I'm mounting up for the next operation".

By Mark Strand The New Yorker, May 28 , 2001P. 130 The sorrows of the rose were mounting up.

Mount Gibson, an Australian producer, has warned that stockpiles of ore are mounting up in China, and says some of its customers have asked it to delay shipments.

"But now those problems are mounting up".Even before the default, the economy was set to contract by about 1.5% this year.

It was about £10k more than I expected – I didn't know that the interest had been mounting up from the first term".

Later on, when your earnings reach £21,000, you begin paying back the loans – plus the interest that has been mounting up - through the tax system.

"On issues such as the costs for establishing a diplomatic network, EU Membership, a currency union and on pensions the unanswered questions are mounting up and they are running out of time".

"Cash and short-term investments have been mounting up in recent years," said Howard Silverblatt, equity market analyst at Standard & Poor's, adding that cash on hand at companies, excluding those in financial businesses, "stands at $555 billion compared to under $500 billion at year-end 2003 and $260 billion at year-end 1999".