Sentence examples for pile of four from inspiring English sources

While balancing on top of two columns of stacked blocks on top of a stool on top of a pile of four chairs on top of a table, one young woman gave only an impish smile in between working herself into daredevil positions.

A large quadrangular pile of four stories, with towers at each corner, connects to the older castle by a building of three stories and containing the stately apartments.

We see two piles of dancers, one pile of three, one of two.

One man proudly walked off with a pile of six.

It is a pile of six boxes, stacked unevenly, like a child's blocks.

The Old Person had told us each to make a pile of five rocks.

Sir Alex Ferguson has been on the phone and there is a pile of nine DVDs of Czech Republic matches to watch.

For instance, one might maintain that the sentence "2 + 3 = 5" is not really about specific entities (the numbers 2, 3, and 5); rather, it says that whenever a pile of two objects is pushed together with a pile of three objects, the result is a pile of five objects.

A pile of forty-seven dead hawks and eagles, each one decapitated by poachers to keep it from biting, all of them confiscated in one morning.

If a pile of three bricks is pulled along a table, the friction is three times greater than if one brick is pulled.

"If you have a pile of three oranges and four oranges, it's pretty easy to see that one has more," she said.