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Meanings of big pile in English

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Usage of big pile in English
1
A big pile of manuscript, covered with corrections, was on the table.
The Eve of the French Revolution
2
No operative would store all his passports together in one big pile.
Wired
3
Behind the ledge is a big pile of stones and rubble.
The Spanish Chest
4
The gambler nodded and flung down a big pile of bills.
Winston of the Prairie
5
I guess you struck my governor for a pretty big pile.
Gordon Keith
6
I used to have a big pile of these talking skins of his.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
7
A big pile of dirt had to be taken out of here, boys.
The Moving Picture Boys at Panama; Or, Stirring Adventures Along...
8
I stand to make a big pile, or lose my wad.
The Trail of '98: A Northland Romance
9
There was a big pile of tinned food in the larder.
And Then There Were None
10
I wondered if I'd now landed Tina in a big pile of trouble.
The last 10 seconds
11
Understand why self-esteem is like a big pile of poker chips?
Time management for system administrators
12
I stare at the big pile of clothing on the floor.
The Guardian
13
I'll bet anything that he's lost a big pile of money.
Golden Days for Boys and Girls, Vol. XIII, Nov. 28, 1891
14
Her mail lay unopened in a big pile on the table.
The blood spilt
15
Den yo'all goes down to de secon' big pile o' willows.
Ralestone Luck
16
What we have here is a big pile of flawed humans.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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