Sentence examples for mounds of clothes from inspiring English sources

The sun beats down, and Scovia Kuloba, the woman who introduced Philip to the trade, sits under an umbrella among mounds of clothes.

Crowds of people wrapped in heavy coats at an unheated polling station, others walking by and through mounds of clothes, and that elderly man filling out a paper ballot by lantern light — that's what gave me and should give all Americans hope about the future of the United States.

In the capital, San Salvador, where electricity was restored and people went about their business today, one public park had been turned into a donation point where the charitable had dropped off huge mounds of clothes for those dispossessed by the disaster.

The 26-year-old starlet appears in a photo taken in her apartment surrounded by mounds of clothes.

I found my sports watch buried beneath a mound of clothes in my living room.

The man, John S. Lea, was discovered under a mound of clothes about 2 30 p.m. on the floor of his ransacked home at 439 West 46th Street, an apartment building between Ninth and Tenth Avenues.

And the metaphor climaxes in a towering mound of clothes, above which a five-fingered claw hangs from a crane, occasionally moving towards the pile, hoisting a random garment and then, just as arbitrarily, letting it drop.

Detectives from the city's Midtown North Precinct had been seeking Mr. Waller since Thursday, when John S. Lea's body was discovered with its throat slashed, lying under a mound of clothes on the floor of Mr. Lea's home, at 439 West 46th Street, between Ninth and 10th Avenues, officials said.

It had been crumpled up and discarded like the mound of clothes on my part of the floor.

"But why!" she says shaking her head, rummaging through the mound of clothes as if it were the wreckage of a town destroyed by a hurricane.

The climax of King Lear's disempowerment and humiliation is the moment when he tears off his mounds of regal clothes.