Meanings of heaped at in English

A pile of logs, cut almost to splinters, was heaped at his back.

This belonged to the castle; a heavy tarpaulin covering lay heaped at one side.

She started, stirring uneasily on the great cushions that were heaped at her back.

Barricades of sacks of earth and tree trunks were heaped at the doors of the old walls.

Three corpses were heaped at my threshold.

There was a mark on the door, and heaped at its foot was a pile of bones.

For all the criticism heaped at the USGA for being "reactionary", it faces a tough task.

The volcano had awoke, and the vapor had penetrated the mineral layer heaped at the bottom of the crater.

And there, heaped at the end, like something out of a fairy tale, is a stack of bright yellow bananas.

The buttresses of chalk shut out the town if you go to them, and rest near the large pebbles heaped at the foot.

It was a small sitting-room, simply and almost shabbily furnished, remarkable for some strange articles which were heaped at random on various small tables.

The passage was dark and narrow, with walls on both sides, wooden handrails on the walls, and junk heaped at both ends of each step.