Sentence examples for volume of presents from inspiring English sources

One thing that led to our excess last year was my late realization that every child wanted to buy gifts for every other child and family member — additional small gifts each that added immeasurably to our pleasure in the holiday (the children proved to really enjoy budgeting, shopping and giving) but also added to the sheer volume of presents.

The full-time staff of 124,000 employees need help with the extra volume of presents and cards going through the post.

In this time of war, it should perhaps come as little surprise that our emerging volumes of present-day history — particularly those insider accounts of the Bush White House — have titles suggestive of supermarket thrillers.

The huge volume of stock presents some service challenges that are still being addressed.

This edited volume of essays presents a countermainstream view against genetic underpinnings for cancer, behavior, and psychiatric conditions.

This volume of Global Health Action presents a unique collection of verbal autopsies conducted in 22 different HDSS sites that are part of the INDEPTH Network in 13 countries in sub-Saharan Africa and south and south-east Asia.

The first use of the 1 − Vsh term was by Poupon et al. (1954), which was based on a volumetric balance between the volume of shale present and the volume of clay present in the reservoir.

Lawyers for Mercedes-Benz, which has already turned over the material, said the volume of documents presented to the government was not large.

Fears of a Christmas parcels logjam have escalated, with Yodel, the UK's biggest delivery company after Royal Mail, admitting that it has stopped collecting parcels from retailers as it struggles to deliver the vast volume of online present shopping.

Subsequent evaporation will reduce the volume of water present to prestorm or normal amount; fluctuation of closed lake levels therefore characterizes the environment.

The pulse rate is a trifle more rapid during pregnancy, reflecting the more rapid heartbeat that is necessary in order to move the larger volume of blood present.