Sentence examples for need to pile from inspiring English sources

I don't need to pile on".

"We've got enough obstacles; we don't need to pile on any more".

Anthony's teammates feel no need to pile on for something as admirable as studying for medical school.

And Mr. Black is so wryly funny and incisive about matters of major import that he doesn't need to pile on poor, pointless Kim Kardashian.

If you want to connect it to anything else, you need to pile up an ugly stack of wonky adapters like some sort of crap zen cairn.

Philly has had so many great players in that time that there is no need to pile any weight on the Phillies.

Whish-Wilson said Australia needs to "pile on the diplomatic pressure" to back up the ICJ's judgment and prevent further whaling by Japan.

Afraid to give the workers in Wisconsin or Ohio or Michigan or Florida his full-fledged support lest it might upset the Goldman Sachs boys who he needs to pile up that $1 billion in campaign cash to get re-elected.

In truth, it works much harder than it needs to, piling on interpretive frills that sometimes all but smother the raw power of its source.

Many patients made references to people who collect tablets they do not use properly or do not need, allowing them to pile up at home.

Because the digging would go as deep as 10 feet, the excavated dirt would need to be piled somewhere.