Sentence examples for pile which is from inspiring English sources

There is nothing like picking up the next puzzle off the pile (which is about three feet high at this point) and seeing a Quarfoot byline.

The basic structure of traditionally manufactured carpets consists of the backing fabric and the pile, which is bound under and between the weft.

Nosily, I peer at one on top of the pile which is pleading for Sea the Stars not to be retired, a decision for the Tsui family, not the modest, unassuming Oxx.

The broader aim was to persuade the international bond markets that Japan was prepared to take serious measures to rein in its vastly swollen national debt pile, which is equivalent to more than 245 per cent of the country's annual output.

Because it directly answers the ad, the second version moves the resumé into the "must talk to" pile, which is all you can hope for.

For instance, composting plant A is configured with a distance of 5 m between the compost pile (which is assumed to be mature) and the inorganic refuse pool.

The infamous pile of bodies was also a bit of practical magic, as they could only afford one pile, which was repurposed to stand in for multiple piles.

The fine dust in the pile, which was named Rocknest, was expected to be a mix of what is blowing around the entire planet.

Dubai has been restructuring state-linked firms to deal with an estimated $115bn debt pile, which was built up during the boom years when the emirate became infamous for extravagant construction projects.

Apparently the 17-year-old snapped a picture of the pile which was likely fanned-out in the traditional gangster style.

These charcoal kilns consisted of a carefully stacked wood pile which was covered by a gas-tight layer of soil, turf and moss (Klein 1836; von Berg 1860).