Sentence examples for to take a heap of from inspiring English sources

I'm going to take a heap of baby wipes".

(It will take a heap of ingenuity to find hidden dissidence in that one).

With little to no defensive help in 2002, Bledsoe proved he could carry a team and take a heaping of punishment along the way.

Take a heaping of skinless black-eyed beans, pound into a paste, add onions, deep-fry in palm oil, cool and slice open.

One of the most prominent African-American Republicans in the country, he anticipated that he'd take a heaping of vitriol from his opponents.

It takes a heap of sense to write good nonsense.

It has taken a heap of pressure from Parliament to secure appropriate action from the regulators".

It has taken a heap of pressure from parliament to secure appropriate action from the regulators.

The film's other sections are about a woman whose family takes a heap of locally sourced stone from an older man who's reluctant to let go of it, and a lawyer who was not able to help her client get properly reimbursed for an on-the-job injury.

But maybe in a sign that Texas fans have cast a critical eye on their baseball team, Kinsler took a heap of local heat for his lack of offensive production early in the season, as though a lead-off hitter was supposed to hit 30 homers, steal 30 bases and setting the pace for a franchise winning a record 96 games every season.

I want you to take a healthy heaping tablespoon of truth serum in the form of self-acceptance.