Sentence examples for took a stack from inspiring English sources
A boy took a stack of N.F.L. pennants to school and told me to pick one.
On another occasion, Ms. Hurwitz took "a stack of cash" to a building concierge and asked him to hide it.
The next afternoon, he took a stack of copies of the statement to Al-Mahdi, the mosque where he worships.
At one low point she took a stack of the books to the Salvation Army and shoved them down the donation chute.
She took a stack of pictures showing the various bottles "in situ," and put them up on a wall for viewing.
"I didn't have anything to do, so I took a stack of paper and a hole-punch and I playfully punched holes... then I looked at them.
How could I not take a stack of those?' That's what was running through my grandmother's head".
It took and still takes a stack of paperwork and legislation to guarantee -- and enforce -- their presence.
"I found it such a satisfying thing to take a stack of raw lumber and turn it into a boat, each one slightly different".
When Shelley Duncan was growing up, he and his brother, Chris, liked to take a stack of All-Star ballots and vote for the worst players at each position.
That's why, though I love many of Minnelli's musicals, I would, if I had to choose, prefer to take a stack of his melodramas and comedies to a desert island.
