Sentence examples for pileup of work from inspiring English sources

Whatever the reason--a "martyr complex," dreading the pileup of work that will greet your return, or fearing that if things run smoothly in your absence you'll be viewed as replaceable--a State of American Vacation report found a sharp decline over the last 15 years in the amount of vacations we take.

The pileup of important legislation created a typical end-of-the-year muddle as lawmakers raced to finish work and leave town for the holidays.

Unlike Williams, whose work is rooted in the magnified cadences of Southern speech, Albee finds meaning in an elegant pileup of sounds that are an object lesson in personal style.

I am a human pileup of illegality.

Sometimes the pileup of responsibilities was too much to bear.

"I have a pileup of d.j.s here," Tollett said.

Though the cast works valiantly to inject moral shading into characters whose motivations we learn next to nothing about, the pileup of atrocities, as directed by David Guy Levy, is less disgustingly sadistic than laboriously repetitive.

No, he's not interested in a honking pileup of S.U.V.'s.

Iovine peeled off toward his collaborator, cutting through a pileup of selfie-seekers.

So, they think, will not the inevitable disagreement lead to a tremendous pileup of unresolved conflict?

"Simon Boccanegra" rivals even Verdi's "Trovatore" in its pileup of absurdities.