Sentence examples for old stacks from inspiring English sources

The old stacks, still standing but capped, are now "hood ornaments," said Heather Lentz, the general supervisor of operations.

I sit here typing this from my desk at work, my feet nestled into a new pair of heels, old stacks of Harvard Business Review to my left, the latest Psychology Today to my right.

Many people are happy to get rid of their old stacks of magazines for a small price.

I said at the time that it made me hanker after a big old stack of duck, pancakes and all the trimmings.

Yeah I've got the raddest old stack of nudies.

Child labor was common in the industry: until well into the nineteenth century children eight years old and younger worked 16 hours per day, and children four years old stacked and carried bricks for hours at a stretch.

But Labrouste's even-older stacks at the Bibliothèque Nationale have recently been outfitted with modern climate controls and fireproofing and will be opened to the reading public.

There is, in the abstract, something catchy about the Chinese puzzle ingenuity of the plan, about the consolidation and reinvention of the century-old stack space.

Years ago, as a naive 21-year-old stacking shelves in a branch of a now-defunct chain of bookshops, I was drawn to the heavy, black cloth binding of a book containing what appeared to be a serious collection of manga, with stately Japanese characters marching down the spine.

And as a company run by a father and seven sons (Ranga is the oldest), stacking senior management with family members has stanched top-level defections.

How does the support from 18- to 29-year-olds stack up this year?