Sentence examples for latest pile from inspiring English sources

The N.B.A. knows enough to bring Lin's drawing power to its All-Star festivities, adding him to its Rising Stars game, and to do anything it can to keep fixating on the latest pile of words that emerged from LeBron James's mouth.

"We've run out of space to put the paper," said Edward M. Kvarantan, one of the court clerks, while at the next table another clerk sorted through the latest piles to arrive at the court, at 60 Centre Street, where big civil suits are handled.

And now here comes this latest steaming pile from director Michael Bay to blow them all out of the water.

The one who a 46-year-old artist now claims drugged and raped her when she was 17? She's just the latest to pile on Cosby as a serial sexual predator.

The latest revelation piles extra pressure on Matthias Müller, who was made chief executive in late September after the scandal erupted.

An enormous late-Victorian pile of pretension, it is built to look like some medieval cathedral rather than a modern Parliament.

It's become a popular pastime of late to pile on poor M. Night Shyamalan.

Often times the new position is created because other slackers have complained that there is 'too much' work (FYI, in a large corporate office, there is no such thing for an admin), or they work late (to pile on the overtime pay) a lot so management finally decides to hire someone to ease the burden.

These threats are the latest in a pile of identified calamities to befall national parks and monuments due to climate change.

The latest person to pile on was Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, who said Friday: "I would hope for America's sake we start to fix the things that make the mortgage underwriting too tight".

Mr. Hintz of Sanford Bernstein said in a report on Monday that supporters of Mr. Einhorn's latest arguments are "piling on" against Ms. Callan.