Sentence examples for pile with three from inspiring English sources

Rokoduguni is telling me all this from Bath's palatial training base, Farleigh House, a 19th-century country pile with three pristine rugby pitches out front.

The pile with two stones was labeled "a little", and the pile with three stones was labeled "very".

The following two possibilities were considered and compared: (a) a pile with two different diameters along the depth and (b) a pile with a pre-hole.

But if you want something more rural, the best options – other than Bucklebury, of course – include the villages of Highclere and Hermitage, five miles from the town centre, where a gorgeous country pile, with five or six bedrooms, is between £1.5m and £2m.

Jack Nicklaus tops the pile with six wins followed by Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods on four.

The pile with one stone was labeled "not very".

Quickly move the top card to the bottom of the three-card pile with one hand, so that an observant partner will not catch on to the trick.

In one station, a continuous retaining wall has been designed based on secant piles with three retaining levels.

"Once in a while," he said, and piled with three other handlers into the back of a waiting car, smiling all the while.

There, at a desk covered with thick layers of dust and piled with three landlines, two mobile phones, nine chargers, two laptops and two packs of Marlbororo sits Omar, chain-smoking and glued to the screens of his many devices.

Molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) is a typical TMDC, one unit sheet pile up with three layers which is S Mo S arranged sequentially [25, 26].