Sentence examples for when a stack of from inspiring English sources

One brother died when a stack of ephemera collapsed on him.

He was heading for the door, when a stack of T-shirts stopped him in his tracks.

It is not his responsibility to keep the race in Britain, especially when a stack of bidders is queuing up to pay the going rate.

A 1985 sculpture made from wooden transportation pallets was partly inspired by the death of his mother, killed when a stack of them slid off a truck and struck her as she walked along the street.

In one of the worst examples, a 16-year-old girl was killed in 1998 when a stack of bricks, left unattended by a contractor, blew off the roof of a school and onto her head.

(Incidentally, WeeMedical also blamed a disgruntled employee when a stack of patient information was found sitting outside its Queen Street location last November).

Recently I spoke with a hiring manager about her process when considering a stack of job applicants.

When she finished a stack of these placintas, she cut them in quarters and poured syrup over them.

That's when someone took a stack of payroll slips off the printer, then shared what she had learned at a get-together away from the office.

This is how the problem was posed: The chef in our place is sloppy, and when he prepares a stack of pancakes they come out all different sizes.

When Oliver flicks a stack of the 40 sugar cubes people in Britain consume every day in their food and fizzy pop across the room, we know where we are going.