Sentence examples for laundry pile from inspiring English sources
Across the East River, Suzy Parker, a 64-year-old epidemiologist, has let laundry pile up.
He flung his jersey into a laundry pile on the floor.
The jeans hang on the wall in his office, somewhere between art and the laundry pile.
"Looks like a murder scene," R says, walking away from the laundry pile by the washing machine.
His hair, which is reddish brown, is usually an omnidirectional mess, and he often looks as though he had dressed from the bottom of the laundry pile.
"I think people are looking at the U.S. as the cleanest shirt in the dirty laundry pile," said Jason New, a senior managing director at GSO Capital Partners.
I have laundry piling up because by the time I get home, the cleaners are closed.
Each fall, the organization sponsors a "penny harvest," with schoolchildren collecting 1-cent coins wherever they find them — in piggy banks or sock drawers, under sofa cushions or laundry piles.
Eliminate Clutter Cancer feels messy inside and out, whether it's the disease itself, invading my body, or the material clutter that comes with disease: heaps of laundry piling up, stacks of unopened bills, orange prescription medication bottles crowding the bedside table, unanswered phone calls and e-mails, and more.
As a child she had never wanted friends to see her poor house, with mildew on the laundry piled in the bath; and even as a star of stage and screen, consorting with Hitchcock (for "Frenzy"), Albert Finney (for "Charlie Bubbles and Gregory Peckck (for "The Omen"), living in a big house in Camden Square, she disliked asking people in.
