Sentence examples for started stacking from inspiring English sources

He then started stacking furniture compulsively.

"We started stacking them up by the sink," he said, creating "an eggshell tower that kept falling over.

Alfred Portale, chef at Gotham for 16 years, recalled when his entrees "started stacking up under $30" -- maybe five years ago.

WHAT YOU'LL FIND The rakish Main Street — West 32nd between Fifth and Broadway — has so many kimchi and karaoke joints, Internet cafes and all-night spas that they have started stacking up, Seoul-style.

In 1974, the year Havel started stacking beer barrels, Stoppard's third major work, "Travesties," opened at the Aldwych Theatre, presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company and directed (as "Jumpers" had been) by Peter Wood.

Urbani Truffles, an Italian company whose recent chief was once called the King of Truffles, bought a two-story retail condominium in the base of the building and in August started stacking boxes of truffles to the top of its high ceilings.

Looking at it on the kitchen shelf makes me wonder how soon I can feasibly start stacking.

And in the middle of whatever Lorne was going to say, I was just going to start stacking the equivalent of $25,000 in counterfeit money on his desk.

He points out that the print dollars have dropped by more than half in the last five years and perhaps it is time to start "stacking the dimes".

He emphasized the importance of stringing together good practices leading up to Monday night's game against Miami, saying, "You've got to start stacking bricks on Wednesday; you don't just stack them on game day".

Whether that's in Aberdeen or Southampton, you're bound to have a fantastic time, so start stacking up those prospectuses, go online, get out there - and good luck with the start of your university career.