Sentence examples for stockpile some from inspiring English sources

Last week, Honda said it would look to stockpile some components as a contingency measure.

By 2010 China had about 240 warheads in its stockpile, some 180 of them operational and the rest in reserve or retirement.

After falling behind on orders for its Pentium 4 chips, Intel said it was finally able to fulfill all orders and even stockpile some of the new chips.

A friend of his – or it might have been Ross – one night found himself watching the adult channel alone in his hotel room, and decided to video the TV screen with his camcorder to stockpile some free porn.

Although many longtime observers doubted that North Korea would immediately surrender its nuclear stockpile, some saw an opportunity to coax Pyongyang into at least partially pulling back the curtain, including possibly assenting to inspections by international nuclear experts for the first time since 2008.

You might also think about using an inheritance to stockpile some tax-free Roth savings for your own retirement and your heirs'.

Athens has stockpiled some credibility.

We'd stockpiled some promising talent.

Try stockpiling some grazing; instead of trying to make second or third cutting hay, hold onto some of those cuttings and instead graze them later in the fall.

There, to their surprise, they found provisions that civil defense types had stockpiled some 50 years ago, items like medical supplies, water drums and drugs.

CURRENCY MANIPULATION China has stockpiled some $2.4 trillion in foreign currency reserves in its determination to keep the yuan from rising — as market forces would normally require — and maintain its trade advantage.