Sentence examples for stacked high with boxes from inspiring English sources

("I'm going to swing with you" was what National Review founder William F. Buckley Jr. told him during a quick phone call at the time. It was, says Lowry, "terrifying"). When I met Lowry in New York, where National Review is based, it was the day before the magazine was due to move from Murray Hill to Midtown, and the office was stacked high with boxes.

Our supermarkets are a cornucopia of choices, from fresh fruits and vegetables from around the world no matter the season to counters full of meats, poultry, and fish and aisles stacked high with boxes and bags, cans and cartons of every kind of cereal, drink, dessert, and snack a body could want.

The most prominent feature in the space is a wall stacked high with boxes of low-fat Pop Chips given to Sharon by a friend.

Remnants of elaborate signs and display shelving are still visible, but the majority of the space is stacked high with boxes and shipping containers in all sizes and stages: empty ones stacked and teetering, half-filled sorting boxes clearly labeled indicating specific items such as women's clothes, boy's clothes, shoes etc.

He walked us through his warehouse, down corridors stacked high with box after box of metal train parts and past giant leather-bound catalogues stuffed with handwritten notes.

On a plain wooden platform with a video shrine at one corner (bedecked with kitschy cat figures) and shelves stacked high with cardboard boxes around the sides, the cast of six performs scenes whose only clear link seems to be a shared effort to evade the emotional abysses referred to.

A small bedroom is stacked high with cardboard boxes full of clothing and other items that will eventually go to auction.

A few days ago, Amazon US posted a photo of its warehouse, stacked high with thousands of PlayStation 4 boxes, ready to ship out to American stores on Friday.

Amid boxes stacked high with Native American artifacts, rows of plastic containers filled with primate teeth, and a hodgepodge of microscopes, calipers, and research papers, a few shoe and cigar boxes hold the jigsaw pieces of a dozen canines: skulls, femurs, mandibles, and vertebrae.

There are hundreds of boxes of T-shirts and socks, cases of painkillers and flashlights, pallets stacked high with dog food and paper towels.

It is stacked high with old mattresses.