Sentence examples for piles from inspiring English sources

Teachers have six lessons, on average, to teach the Holocaust, and if we want children to think of the victims as real people, with real lives – and more than piles of dead bodies, which is how the Nazis would have wanted it – this film is not where young people should be engaging with it for the first time.

Unless he learns the difference between the two, we're all in for a terrifying insight into the Murdochian mind: "son james robot" or "best cure piles".

I sit at a beige wooden desk, faced with piles of revision files, frazzled and frustrated by my improvised timetable.

He likened himself to an ascetic and a house cat and said he rarely left the house, spending most of his days surfing the internet – though visitors have brought him piles of books.

People with personality disorders tend to function fairly well (as opposed to, say, those with psychotic illnesses) until the pressure really piles on.

My bookcase groans with books about the Third Way, and beside my bed in teetering piles lie pamphlets and psephological studies and slim, but optimistic volumes with titles like Conservatism - the Future.

Lord Foster's firm has 30 architects working on the campus, and the house in Pacific Heights, California sounds like it'll be pretty impressive too – construction involves driving piles 12 metres (40ft) into the ground.

Eschewing the staid, overly styled images of the genre, his blog (theselby.com) is as much about homeowners – their holey jumpers and all – as about their covetable apartments, houses and cabins, which are often filled with piles of books, artistic detritus and the normal signs of habitation.

If we keep it all in one great big pile – if there's one guy who keeps all the email and another guy who manages all the social sharing – then there isn't really any way to be any safer than the weakest link in the fence around those piles.

One of their tasks would be to deal with the growing piles of aid material.

"We need to be worried about the piles of money that are going into Congress".