Sentence examples for well piling up from inspiring English sources
Kulasekara and Tharanga came to the crease needing to score at more than nine runs an over and set about their task well, piling up 68 runs in the batting powerplay to drag their side back into contention.
The post, touting a military campaign that the U.N. has since described as a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing," shared alarmingly well, piling up 13,500 shares, 22,000 reactions, and over 2,000 comments.
As well as piling up votes in heartlands like Hackney and Newham, Khan will want to find persuasive things to say to Croydon, Harrow and Enfield.
And for the customers, well, the garbage was piling up.
Apple was ailing: sales of the Macintosh, introduced the previous year, were falling well below expectations; inventory was piling up; and the company seemed headed for its first-ever loss.
The sitcom blocks on CBS, ABC and NBC are looking more stable than they have in years, thanks to shows like ABC's "Modern Family," the season's breakthrough new sitcom; "The Big Bang Theory," with surging ratings in its third season; and NBC's "30 Rock," still piling up awards well into its fourth season.
And I haven't been able to work much due to surgery, treatment and recovery, so everything else is piling up as well.
It may be a very hard choice but your kids won't stay kids forever but the work, well it'll always keep piling up in the same manner.
The Southern Ocean roars ashore at Pieman Heads, smashing into the well-named Misery Rock and piling up sea foam and hundreds of logs on the beach.
Certain drivers liken them to donkeys, and for decades the Padminis were a clunky but consistent staple of Mumbai roads, piling up mileage as well as dents, scrapes and other scars.
