pile up in a sentence

Meaning: 1) accumulate or gather in a heap or mass 2) crash or collide violently and forcibly, typically causing damage or injury 3) (of an event or situation) occur in large numbers or amounts over a period of time 4) (of emotions or problems) become overwhelming or uncontrollable Similar words: accrue, accumulate, amass, collect, cumulate, gather, heap,

Snow can pile up quickly during a storm.
Traffic accidents can pile up quickly on congested highways, causing long delays.
Despite their efforts, problems began to pile up in the small town, leading to unrest among the residents.
I can't believe how quickly the dishes pile up after just one meal.
Emails pile up in my inbox if I don't check them often.
They left the leaves to pile up in the yard instead of raking them.
The students left their backpacks in a heap, causing them to pile up in the hallway.
We need to address the issues before they pile up and become unmanageable.
Junk mail tends to pile up if I don't check the mailbox every day.
Trash tends to pile up if not taken out regularly.
With each rejection letter, his frustration continued to pile up.
The bills began to pile up, adding to the stress of an already difficult situation.
Once upon a time, there was a student named Alex whose assignments started to pile up as the semester went on.
The toys in the kids' room always pile up so quickly.
Papers pile up on my desk when I'm busy.
She left her laundry to pile up, and now it's overflowing.
The tension between them seemed to pile up with each passing argument.
At the library, books would pile up on the return desk during busy times.
If you don't clean the kitchen, the dishes will pile up.
Books pile up on the shelf over time.
Please don't let the dirty clothes pile up on the floor.
The stress of work and personal issues started to pile up, affecting her health.
My overflowing to-do list is a testament to the tasks that continually pile up.
Don't let the dishes pile up in the sink.
Emily's stress levels soared as the demands of her job began to pile up.
If we don't do the laundry soon, the clothes will pile up.
He realizes the importance of addressing conflicts before they pile up and escalate.
They're well aware of the consequences of allowing tensions to pile up without resolution.
I often find myself overwhelmed when tasks start to pile up.
On the farm, hay would pile up in the barn during harvest season.
The wreckage began to pile up as the storm's fury intensified.
As the storm intensified, snow started to pile up on the roads.
As the years go by, the weight of unresolved emotions can pile up and become burdensome.
In times of crisis, responsibilities can pile up, leaving little room for rest.
Emotions can often pile up, leading to a sense of overwhelm if not addressed.
The economic crisis caused debts to pile up for many families.
Timmy's backpack was so full of papers that they started to pile up on the floor.
It's easy for clutter to pile up in a busy household.
In the kitchen, dirty dishes would pile up if no one washed them.
The evidence against the suspect began to pile up, making his case difficult to defend.
Papers from work pile up on my desk if I don't stay organized.
I've noticed a tendency for distractions to pile up, hindering my productivity.
I feel like I'm drowning in paperwork as it continues to pile up on my desk.
John didn't clean his car, and soon, trash began to pile up inside.
We should sort through the papers before they pile up too much.
Despite my best efforts to stay organized, responsibilities seem to pile up relentlessly.
Don't leave your toys to pile up in the living room.
Leaves pile up in the yard during fall.
As deadlines loomed, the tasks seemed to pile up endlessly.
Traffic always seems to pile up during rush hour.