Frasi con pile (in inglese)
- With a huge pile of.
- WBL hat from the pile.
- Pile on eggs and serve.
- The effect of the pile.
- Such as the huge pile.
- A walking pile of rags.
- We pass the pile in the.
- I stare at the cake pile.
- He had quite a pile of it.
- They threw them in a pile.
- I sat up on my pile of hay.
- It’s all a pile of shit.
- When he knew the pile was.
- It too was a pile of rubble.
- One pile of unchecked dirt.
- Robot carcasses pile up as.
- This creates a pile of waste.
- The children pile on the bed.
- The pile of dead eretics grew.
- He's gotta be under that pile.
- It’s a pile of dirty rags.
- This held a pile of thick tomes.
- The pile of meat was all theirs.
- Zhilín fell on the manure pile.
- Then I climbed into my moss pile.
- Then he dug through the pile of.
- And the tower was a pile of ash.
- Johnny put more beans on the pile.
- A pile of clothing sat beside it.
- She was lying on a pile of sacks.
- It was in a pile of dirty clothes.
- She tapped the pile of newspapers.
- I hated having the dishes pile up.
- Add some more beans to the pile.
- Cover the pile with clear plastic.
- I think I can add that small pile.
- He wished it were him in that pile.
- Sitting on a small pile of sand, Mr.
- There was a big pile of wood there.
- Fortify your nerve with a pile of.
- One pile of envelopes had already.
- In her apron was a pile of silver.
- The pile of clothes upon the floor.
- There was a large pile of eggshells.
- I can’t just pile them up outside.
- He was looking at the pile of beans.
- And a manure pile under the window.
- He had ended up on top of a pile of.
- His wife swayed over the huddled pile.
- And we two boys will have this pile.
- What an awe-inspiring pile of bricks.
- Masons pile stones on one another.
- Obviously the top of this pile would.
- The pile of books, with carpet spread.
- This creates a pyramidal pile of waste.
- Aggie joined them behind the brush pile.
- She looked at the pile of rubble that.
- Johnny put a large pile of beans there.
- We pile in, and Cara presses number 99.
- Her test was at the bottom of the pile.
- A pile of sticks was stacked beside it.
- So the Laws of Moses begin to pile up!.
- David clambered over a pile of beehives.
- The packages were placed in a neat pile.
- Fiona quickly picked one out of the pile.
- He drew his hatchet from the pile, and.
- This was in a little pile, he said.
- He pointed to a small pile of stones a.
- Observe the presence of the pile driver.
- She stared at the pile of money in her.
- I stared at the pile of paper and books.
- Running in, she beheld a pile of books.
- On the right cart was a pile of what I.
- They gathered near a huge pile of iron.
- And look here, at this pile of books.
- And by the table was a pile of box files.
- That in the tripod o'er the kindled pile.
- There were dozens of letters in the pile.
- He laid the finished fish in a neat pile.
- Vladimir searched among the pile we’d.
- This creates a waste pile of broken rocks.
- It is NOT okay for a dog to pile on top.
- This creates a waste pile of broken lives.
- Among the pile of papers and books, the.
- And only at the top of the pyramidal pile.
- He stares at the pile of mags in his arms.
- You put more and more in until the pile.
- He set light to a pile of rubbish, David.
- She helped the old woman off the pile of.
- I placed those journals in a special pile.
- Delve! mould! pile the words of the earth!.
- Too small a pile, and too much heat is lost.
- Within five minutes, they had a fourth pile.
- She washed my face again with another pile.
- He builds a small pile of kindling and fur.
- He landed with a thud on a pile of refuse.
- On the nearest table lay a pile of mouldy.
- Otto pulled the pile of notes closer to him.
- Will stuck the rake into the pile of leaves.
- Man, that pile of poop was almost the size.
- Your absences are piling up.
- The peculiarities were piling up.
- The shutoff notices were piling up.
- Piling dead stones upon dead stones.
- She ignored him, piling on her speed.
- Piling dead shit on top of dead shit.
- Other garbage is piling up everywhere.
- We’ve mounted them on a piling where.
- Things were really piling up on Mayor King.
- Piling what upon what? Piling death upon death.
- Coins and notes started piling up on the table.
- What? The surprises kept piling up for Alex.
- Larc and the others below were piling into the SUV.
- And when will that be? The mail is piling up here.
- But in Lee’s packing case the frogs were piling up too.
- She was tired of the mountain of lies that were piling up.
- Evidence seemed to be slowly piling up onto itself, and as.
- You are the reason they are piling up in me at a frantic pace.
- On the highway the old cars piling in, drawn by the handbills.
- Rave reached over and grabbed her plates, piling them atop his.
- Funny thing though: after all I've just said about not piling.
- Knowledge is a process of piling up facts: wisdom lies in their.
- If he meant to crush her slowly, by piling small stones into a.
- Directly outside was an angry mob of Voth were piling up boxes.
- Health issues contribute to the litter piling up within a nation.
- The wind has blown the sand away, piling it up in low-lying areas.
- Piling all the containers onto the table, I scrub down the shelves.
- She hunkered behind a piling and waited for the others to catch up.
- Phil was scarfing down his PB&J and piling Cheez-its into his mouth.
- Self-expression contributes to the litter piling up within the nation.
- Safety concerns contributes to the litter piling up within the nation.
- Therese nodded, more tears piling up in the corners of her eyes again.
- That’s cool, Phil said, piling a handful of chips into his mouth.
- Nangong Ping was very relieved as the pressure that were piling upon him.
- Nothing, he answered, and immediately went to piling the coins again.
- Him and the missus bought a big house back when the overtime was piling in.
- Some of the flakes gather on the windowsill outside, piling at the corners.
- It’s lived for so long, piling up here, that it’s gained intelligence.
- After piling out with my M-4 rifle, and hitting the ground, I crabbed back under.
- And it’s a real double risk since she’s piling onto calls she’s already short.
- Papa took a big knife and cut slices off the ham, piling it on their bread trenchers.
- Seeing them piling into the keep alongside children and cripples filled her with shame.
- With nothing to do he sat and worried just how much evidence was piling up against him.
- The Preceptor might even resurrect the ancient rite of Rock Piling, especially for him!.
- In other words, when the small buyers start piling in it is time to sell, and vice versa.
- Anne walked agonizingly behind her mistress, large sobs piling within her throat, but she.
- To kill time, I pick through some of this mail that’s always piling up in the station.
- JOINER AND THEY JUST KEEP PILING ON THE CRAP DAY AFTER DAY ) WOULDNT COMPLAIN BUT ITS NOT.
- Work is piling up, and I’m hearing whispers that more people are thinking about leaving.
- It was one of the last things we did before piling into our MDV and heading to the surface.
- Yet as previously mentioned, it’s really the companies piling on debt that you should avoid.
- The snow was piling up in such packed layers, it had to be chipped loose with blows from picks.
- Put these in here, she said as she started piling the little stones into Clarene’s dress.
- All accumulation, all building: is trying to hide the truth by piling other stories on top of it.
- She spun away, heading to the entry where the Magi were piling the stone chairs with their Oneness.
- After throwing the rope around the piling, the crewman on the beach turned and surveyed the harbor.
- The brisk north wind carried them easily against the river's flow, piling water over any shallows.
- Schnottweiper knew they were done for, that the whole of the Rabid Band would be piling in upon them.
- Outside, the guys were piling into a truck and peeling out in loose, showy loops across the parking lot.
- Science is mostly a piled-up accumulation of facts that has been piling up for over two thousand years.
- The benefits of dark chocolate keep piling up: mental clarity, lowered blood pressure, decreased appetite.
- What is modern civilization doing; that ancient civilizations have not done? Piling new shit upon old shit.
- As the men continue to pile up the cart, Christine shouts, "HOLD IT FOR A MINUTE GUYS!" The men stop piling.
- If there’s a faction left after all this is over, Lynn says, piling her mashed potatoes onto a roll.
- Piling paper and sticks in the grate, I set them alight and when they were well caught, threw some coal on top.
- Now that he was back in the office again, he was literally swamped by routine matters that had been piling up.
- Piling up every possible charge in one year is sometimes called “big bath” or “kitchen sink” accounting.
- Under water and several meters into the sand, there is a box attached to piling number one hundred thirty-nine.
- The clouds weren’t coming on all that rapidly, but they were turning steadily darker and piling steadily higher.
- Well, he is piling it on now, isn’t he? said the president with a smile, bending towards the serious member.
- Richard spent many hours with his hobbies: he dearly loved piling up bottles with French wine labels, in the garden.
- He couldn’t get a good grip, as Adu was piling up more pressure on his knife hand, trying to wrestle the knife away.
- After piling their luggage on to the platform, they looked around for a moment at the brown and cream coloured building.
- A technical pattern has emerged, with rallies driven by amateurs piling in and sharp declines as they panic and bail out.
- It was just one more in the string of mysteries piling up at their doorstep the further they ventured toward the frontier.
- A Japanese professor has just won a Nobel Prize for Medicine and biotechs are rocking! Pity the private investors piling in.
- They then hurried to cover again the jute bag containing the two small bodies, piling up even more stone rubble on top of it.
- Cave-ins, and mining disasters, explosions… Rich owners greedily piling up their fortunes while starving their workers….
- Instead of piling up dead pieces of chipped stone: they began piling themselves up into concentrated areas of Overpopulation.
- Both bikies were laid to the ground, with other bikes piling up on Nutter and Porky, or running off the road into the culvert.
- The harder Samantha fought, the more the dead came after her; piling on top of her one by one, biting and chewing at her bones.
- And each warm day saw more and more cotton piling up in the empty slave quarters, the only storage place left on the plantation.
- Modern Western civilization is mostly a piled-up accumulation of mental shit that has been piling up for over two thousand years.
- Tom felt this loneliness very clearly as he started collecting the bodies and piling them up on a hay wagon he had found in the barn.
- While Emma obtains our refreshments, I tidy up the cups and saucers on the table, piling them onto the tray left beside one of the chairs.
- As this was happening more and more Fusiliers were piling into the village and the sound of barked out orders reverberated around the place.
- The tailwind had stiffened further, slicing up the length of the lake now, piling more rough water into heaps of whitecaps at the north end.
- Even though the business seems to be piling up cash, even though sales are healthy, the management is accentuating the negative at every turn.
- For thousands of years, a significant part of its human resources was devoted to the piling up of stone segments into pyramids of dead stone.
- She also saw the nearly awed looks the policewomen kept throwing at Sarah, who was acting as if piling dead bodies was an old routine for her.
- Necessary evil piling compiling a large city filled with information that kills all sanity if not logic spiraling to a climax just out of reach.
- If you prefer not to invest money in store-bought beds, you can also have a free-form bed by quite simply piling up the soil several inches high.
- They pulled at her rags until she played puppy games with them, free-for-alls that included lots of pulling and fetching and piling on top of her.
- That groaning supper-table, that piling up as the end of the visit drew near of more food and more and more, and the refreshment of bed in the middle.
- Exactly where Nathaniel and the scholars had spent the afternoon piling up a six-foot high line of dry brush and covering it with diesel and gasoline.
- We did actually try a car one later with my children and except for getting a wet bottom due to snow piling up in the tyre hole, it worked rather well.
- He sat down as well, the Captain fidgeting on the chair, trying to feel the waft of the ceiling fan; the intolerable heat had sweat piling up on his brow.
- I’m contacting you because you offered to help with travel expenses for the transplant, something I know the Gradys need with the other bills piling up.
- They wind up either ignoring a great long-term strategy that has recently underperformed or piling into a mediocre strategy that has recently been on fire.
- More and more extra troops were piling into the area for the forthcoming offensive and I knew that pretty soon we would be packed tighter than sardines in a can.
- He piled them over me.
- He piled wood on the.
- They piled in, off he went.
- The water piled up behind.
- They lay piled and tangled.
- The guards had piled palm.
- Of course, we piled on the.
- Blond hair piled on her head.
- There are many, piled thick.
- The Hunters piled into the van.
- The snow was piled up to the roof.
- The water piled against the tree.
- They all piled back into Chris’.
- Ma piled the washed dishes on a box.
- So we all piled into the cars and.
- Everyone was piled on top of Garcia.
- Roger, Liz and I piled into the car.
- They piled out and ran down to the.
- Her desk was piled high with briefs.
- The stones were piled up in his palm.
- A number of books were piled upon it.
- Her hair was piled high atop her head.
- They piled in, soon winding down the.
- Four men, armed with rifles, piled out.
- We rented two twelve-foot boats, piled.
- And a bunch of rocks piled up by humans.
- Her arms and legs were piled in a corner.
- We piled on the bus and drove to Valencia.
- I piled on more wood, trying to look busy.
- The family piled on top of the truck again.
- We piled into the car with me riding solo.
- Not on the sides, which were piled in filth.
- Piled up in cities, worn away age after age.
- One table was piled high with mugs for mead.
- Her shoes were piled where she’d left them.
- The benches were piled high with papers and.
- As the last zombies piled up, the fence tilted.
- Force had been piled on more and more impotent.
- Her hair was blonde and piled high on her head.
- Their carcasses piled deep on the forest floor.
- The shop was piled high with rolls of materials.
- Cindy gave me the keys and we piled into her car.
- They had reached a low ashen hill piled at the.
- The melons were piled high in the scummy gutter.
- The dead were piled upon one another several deep.
- The Doc had piled several large logs on the fire.
- The rest of them all piled out the door, down the.
- She retreated behind a table piled with wet sheets.
- There were more clothes piled high all around her.
- If he piled the blanket and heavy coats on her---.
- Lucia?’ We all piled out of our cars (Lucia was.
- One law piled on top of another, on top of another.
- As the layers of patronage shrank: secrets piled up.
- He brought a plate piled up with slices of ham and.
- Often, on weekends, he piled the children into the.
- The place was its usual mess with clothes piled or.
- We unloaded the car, left it there, piled into the.
- Banks of snow, piled high by the snowplow, hem us in.
- His boots and outer clothing were piled on the floor.
- When she turned around, there were more bodies piled.
- The plate was piled high with food, including a steak.
- He stared at them proudly, piled stone mammoth skulls.
- The bacon, too, piled up on the counter, revolted her.
- Grabbing some fleeces and closing the door she piled.
- They piled into Chris’ friend’s station wagon and.
- We all piled out and ran around to the back of the van.
- It was messily piled on the rear of Wave-Jumper's deck.
- Nancy looked at the assorted gifts piled throughout the.
- They got out and the scouts piled in, Jozef at the wheel.
- When she piled them all on the counter, Mabel turned a.
- So I wonder how much a one-star would have piled up?
- The life jackets would simply have piled up on the beach.
- The couple finished their lunch and piled into their LIMO.
- There were twenty bags piled on the floor of the cockpit.
- He piled wood from the chests on top of the burning wool.
- The dishes had mounds of shredded stuff piled quite high.
- The pots and other cooking utensils piled up in the sink.
- What looked like heavy rope fishing net was piled on top.
- They piled up against it outside, covered the steps, and.
- The Besotted Wretch now sailed in and speedily piled up 37.
- The dynamic of humans piled upon other humans is the same.
- There were floor to ceiling shelves and those were piled.
- All of the underbrush had already been cut and piled into.
- Bodies piled in the streets, the French sailors told me.
- Logs had already been piled there, awaiting a cold evening.
- And coming up we piled into a cart to be drawn up the hill.
- Papers were piled neatly on the desk held by a stone weight.
- A little while later, we all piled back in and resumed work.
- The Caddy's seats and trunk were piled high with lotsa stuff.
- That I was hoping on my return to find her letters piled up.
- Behind him, a throng of ragged children piled into the city.
- The girls piled back into the minibus and immediately lit up.
- One by one he took the stones and piled them up in a corner.
- The plates were piled so high, his chin was resting on the.
- The children piled into the cart, and watched as it took off.
- She piled it on pretty thick, I gather, at your last meeting.
- Night-time, the other cats piled onto my side of the bed too.
- She’d seen wood shavings piled on the end of the workbench.
- The unconscious soldier was piled amongst the garbage of the.
- Her hair freshly dyed orange was curled and piled on her head.
- He has huge piles of chips.
- Piles of tires and an old.
- There were piles of fluffy.
- He was busy making two piles.
- He put four piles to one side.
- Shit around here comes in piles.
- These are our composting piles.
- Piles of dirt grew around the edges.
- Piles of shadows covered the horizon.
- Miller asked, looking over the piles.
- Huge piles from earth his mighty hand.
- At the back, in untidy piles, were c.
- There were piles of refuse everywhere.
- Piles of dirty dishes filled the sink.
- SHELLS gather in piles along the shore.
- He hadn’t moved her piles of research.
- Proper ones, not just piles of furniture.
- The lake shook against the rotting piles.
- There are piles of ash all over out there.
- She gestured toward the piles of presents.
- Hope it's not too big bring on piles again.
- Even if it did leave her with piles of work.
- From Jake Lorrent's manure piles at his livery.
- Piles of metal and junk along with tools were.
- She piles my plate up with bacon and I tuck in.
- Piles of church magazines lined the sofa table.
- We had to navigate over piles of giant boulders.
- I doubt that it would be in any of these piles.
- Though it did give me piles for twenty three.
- They were now charred remains and piles of bones.
- The kitchen half-hidden by piles of dirty dishes.
- Of course you don't have the piles of gold they.
- Several stacks of hay sat in neat piles along the.
- Four new piles of research were stacked around the.
- He noted several arrows resting in the piles of ash.
- Entire buildings had collapsed into piles of rubble.
- There are piles of laundry on the sofa and love seat.
- The bodies on the path looked like old piles of rags.
- There could be piles of gold plated latinum in there.
- In the piles of their dirt, skeletal remains appeared.
- I gestured over the piles of props which surrounded us.
- Dry-wood termites leave piles of sawdust like pellets.
- Piles of clothing and school books need to be put away.
- The Barbegs had gathered piles of weapons: bundles of.
- The piles and piles of neatly packed Euros dazzled him.
- The refuse would be put in large piles and set on fire.
- She pointed at the ash piles on the floor, The Valle.
- The roads were clear but lined with piles of dirty snow.
- But in one or two places there are piles of much softer.
- He looked at the piles of dirty laundry he had accumulated.
- Throw the oil around the bottom of the piles of timber.
- Piles of discarded books lay stacked on the floor of the.
- Charly began to pick at the beans and toss them into piles.
- The piles at stables have been the source through the ages.
- The piles of dirt were casting shadows over the pachysandra.
- Bones of man and animal littered the floor in numerous piles.
- We ask ourselves often, when the stress piles on and things.
- His shoes smoked as he pushed through piles of fuming litter.
- The piles of stones were an essential part of the design.
- Piles of wet leaves have an irresistible attraction to kids.
- The bed is a mess, the sheets tangled and twisted, piles of.
- Knowledge is the civilizer of man after adding piles of facts.
- On the way they saw several piles of leaves starting to move.
- Light pooled on piles of prospecti and spiked phone messages.
- A puppy is scavenging through rubbish piles in the metropolis.
- Are there piles of jewels and gold lying about here still? '.
- How many men decompose in the piles of stone before them? Nine.
- The great politician nodded approvingly at the piles of papers.
- Kelly, a friend visiting from Madrid, pointed at the piles and.
- There were piles as far as the eye could make out in the gloom.
- The house was filled with tons and tons of piles of paper from.
- After a few hours of trekking over the piles of filth, the two.
- Jack placed piles of palm leaves next to each of the three fires.
- And farm fields and piles of stored grains, added Columbia.
- Lindsey ran to her table and tore into the neat piles of evidence.
- Some of the guys had reported movement among the piles of leaves.
- From time to time, he kicked piles of debris and rock as he went.
- The piles of materials, the mortar on the mortar-boards, and the.
- As he watched, the plastic bags were divided up into three piles.
- He had piles of paper before him, with which he seemed very busy.
- I can’t see what the piles are until I am a foot away from them.
- His boots kicked through piles of charred snake dust along the way.
- Georgi Zhukov was sitting at his desk, surrounded by piles of paper.
- So the junk of these problems gathers and piles up in subconscious.
- There could be descried piles of guns, moving bayonets, and troops.
- Piles of cash and miscellaneous receipts cluttered the kitchen floor.
- Behind him, sitting on piles of scrap and rubble, was the blue kite.
- Fountains spurted from between the piles and splashed into the basin.
- Piles of staves, wands and crystals towered behind Maeve on the table.
- So as Bob piles on even more pounds what is happening to his health?
- The stew was hot and tasty, and served with piles of boiled potatoes.
- Stagnant piles of loot stacked up in a warehouse are not riches, any.
- And little piles of Post Toasties, corn flakes, stacked up in designs.
- The sewage overflowing, and piles and piles of rubbish lay everywhere.
- All that was left of them was mounded piles of rubble covered in snow.
- He walked over to the trench and began scrutinizing the piles of earth.
- All around her were bundles and boxes and piles of toys and games, and.
- There were piles of jewels, sparkling in all the colours of the rainbow.
- Paul dared not go forward, for fear of treading on piles of white stuff.
- Every man, woman, child, and animal would be killed and heaped in piles.