Sentence examples for pile of a from inspiring English sources
ANDREW BRUNN The Man in Flannel He was a tremendous pile of a man, 6 foot 2 and heavyset.
"Zookeeper," though, resembles its hero, whom one of Stephanie's friends, a high-handed fashionista, calls "a chaotic pile of a man".
At first, I thought this was the reject pile of a previous shopper, somehow fortuitously (if not exactly) corresponding with my tastes.
The idea of a garden in Bedford might evoke rows of neatly raised flower beds punctuated by chessboard topiaries, tucked behind a big neoclassical pile of a house.
Bake Off's huge white tent is erected in the rolling grounds of Harptree Court, a gorgeous old pile of a country house 16 miles from Bristol.
He has a beautiful, much younger wife, a "rambling pile" of a house in Connecticut and constant offers of lucrative movies.
He gave a pile of leaves a vicious kick.
Can they make a pile of snowballs a metre tall?
The players begin with two piles of a and b stones.
From one pile of stones, a muscular arm rises.
A pile of frosting, like a dream.
