Sentence examples for often stacked from inspiring English sources

It swamps the morgue where chilled bodies are often stacked one on top of another.

Different sedimentary rocks are often stacked on top of one another in recognizable patterns that suggest an orderliness in formation.

— At Super Micro Computer, cartons of parts are often stacked in the parking lot, exposed to the elements.

Often stacked with lunch meats, smeared with Italian dressing and tucked into pita bread, they are eaten with a side of tabbouleh and accompanied by a cherry limeade.

Critics have also complained that the landesbanks, whose supervisory boards are often stacked with elected officials, are prone to political influence.

Second-floor laundry rooms tend to be smaller, Mr. Cole said, with a more compact washer and dryer, often stacked, as upstairs space is at a premium.

Food: No. Toilets: Queues for the ladies' can often stack up badly, so plan ahead.

He learned to gently pry the putty from windows and disable alarms, the police say, often stacking molding from a door neatly nearby or replacing the glass so victims would sometimes not know they were burglarized until a holiday rolled around and it was time to pull out the good silver.

Probably something to be aware of if you're a big Apple fanboy and often stack one Apple product on another.

In pursuit of objectivity, journalists often stack up the sins of the two major party candidates: the Clinton Foundation vs. the Trump Foundation.

He regarded few of his paintings as finished, often stacking them one on top of the other in damp corners of his studio, where they stuck together.