Sentence examples for were accumulating from inspiring English sources
verb
To heap up in a mass; to pile up; to collect or bring together; to amass.
- He wishes to accumulate a sum of money.
The professions, including those in science, were accumulating power.
In the most recent quarter, inventories were accumulating at almost the fastest rate on record.
"Effectively, we were accumulating the threat and passing it to some point downstream".
The Hutu extremists, the militia, were accumulating arms caches in Kigali.
Already big items like this were accumulating back into his life.
Extraordinarily generous pension benefits were accumulating along with his pay, much of which he deferred.
As a result, thousands of tonnes of plastic were accumulating not just in China, but at council depots throughout Britain.
He said German companies were accumulating large inventories and their profits were suffering.
What was Jerry Krause's as the Bulls were accumulating all that N.B.A. hardware?
During the LGM, most, but not all, Mallee longitudinal dunes were accumulating more rapidly than before and after.
Along the way, I would try to make something about Princeton stand out from the dizzying amount of information these high schoolers were accumulating on their college visits.
