Sentence examples for was stockpiled from inspiring English sources
verb
To accumulate a stockpile.
Private traders bought up large supplies, much of which was stockpiled.
Fans seethed at ticket price increases while money was stockpiled rather than spent right away.
Others say they are selling what was stockpiled before the enforcement effort began.
During exile, the scaffold was stockpiled in a heap of wood, shuffled among museums and passed to government institutions where it was happily misplaced.
And because so much was stockpiled in local stone yards, along with marble and granite, it was deployed for residential uses.
The effects of antiviral drug Tamiflu - which was stockpiled by the Government at the height of the swine flu pandemic - are still uncertain, researchers said as they accused pharmaceutical giant Roche of withholding data.
FOR weeks rumours had run rife that someone was stockpiling huge quantities of silver.
It turned out that I was not the only shopper who was stockpiling.
Goods were stockpiled at gigantic warehouses.
Houses are stockpiled with her medals and other emblems.
