Sentence examples for stockpiled from from inspiring English sources

Until recently it was also distractingly cluttered, with supposedly temporary work stockpiled from year to year.

Daily cover soil may be available on-site, or it may be hauled in and stockpiled from off-site sources.

"This is the life of the immigrant," he said, stubbing out one of the last of the free Marlboros he had stockpiled from misadventure in America.

The international trade in ivory was banned in 1989 but, in 2008, China and Japan were allowed to pay $15m for 107 tonnes of ivory stockpiled from elephants that died naturally in four African nations.

The government, meanwhile, has said it has enough food stockpiled from two years of healthy harvests to prevent high inflation.In this section Railing against the wrong enemy The political storm A glint of sunshine It never rains Different approaches Crime and punishment Call a cab Reprints Related items Monsoon bluesJul 22nd 2009For farmers, the effects of a poor monsoon are painfully clear.

They say they'll be everywhere soon, too, thanks in part to $15 million in Series A funding the company has just stockpiled from Sequoia Capital, Mayfield, and actor-investor Ashton Kutcher.

University of California campuses stockpiled supplies, from paper masks and hand sanitizer to food and water.

Military stores were to be stockpiled away from the coast (more than a convenient day's march), to make attempts to seize them more difficult.

The young athlete stockpiled holiday time from the accountancy firm where he worked in London and then snuck off to the Games without telling his colleagues.

Traffickers, who stockpile opium from year to year, are making a killing, he said.

A new online lesson service will be able to stockpile lessons from any secondary school in the country – which can then be accessed by teachers and students anywhere.