Sentence examples for some piles of from inspiring English sources

Farther along the road, we came upon some piles of gravel and lengths of blue PVC piping.

At the headquarters of Consumers Union, publisher of Consumer Reports, some piles of hail were eight inches high, said Victor Federico, the company's facilities manager.

"He has this incredible collection of instruments and there were a lot of days where we would root around and stack some piles of keyboards.

So, to use a classic case, 'heap' is vague, which to the supervaluationist means that there are some piles of sand that are neither determinately heaps nor determinately non-heaps, and a sentence saying that that object is a heap is neither determinately true nor determinately false.

Bedrooms: To make a bedroom, buy a couple couches and some piles of snow, a closet, a desk, a rug, and a chair.

That's some pile of pay, right?

When he came home, he always had a parking spot -- he simply gunned the big green truck atop some pile of snow.

You will see that it's block by some pile of sand and a machine.

Some are piles of timber; in others, katsura trees grow through the roofs.

At the end, however, we have some impressive piles of vegetable ribbons.

That was when staff noticed some disconcerting piles of human bones as digging was being carried out.