Sentence examples for old piles from inspiring English sources

Old piles of rubble leave me cold, and nearby there is a far more wonderful place.

Wolfe bites back, calling Updike and Mailer "two old piles of bones," "two old codgers" and "exhausted carcasses".

The perfectly groomed streets of the city, pincered between two rivers and bursting with august old piles, also bore witness to a proud attachment to a resplendent past.

Assessment of gradation results of the spoil pile materials consisting of clay-bearing rocks also reveals that the increase in percentage of fines in old piles is indicative of material degradation, as is evident by multiple-cycle slaking.

Don't leave old piles of magazines and newspapers lying about.

Check in your house for any really old piles of papers.

It's a lame line, pulled from some old pile of sitcom dialogue.

What about Prescott's old pile at Dorneywood? That's lying empty now.

Another pavilion enhanced by light that would have Dickie Bird twitching and ticking is Lord's grand old pile.

It's a swanky old pile, and when we arrived there was some big shindig going on.

A rambling old pile of the Victorian sort, where the composition is informal, can easily accept new wings.