Sentences with phrase «meant huge piles»

Growing up we lived in older neighborhoods with huge trees which meant huge piles of leaves each fall.

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But that also means it would take a huge cash pile to move the Milan No. 1 from between the San Siro posts.
I do not have a huge walk - in closet, which means that I do not own piles of clothes.
This is what Howey means by «the huge percentage of books that never make it out of the slush pile
With the ultra-success of last year's Rough Times in Knockoff L.A. — err, I mean, Grand Theft Auto V, Rockstar Games could have afforded to just loiter about on its huge pile of money for a while, but it is instead busying itself with an unannounced new - gen title set to release before the end March next year, according to parent company Take - Two Interactive.
It also means the one day a year I spend outside raking for hours with my family then we all go get burgers after we've sufficiently jumped in our huge leaf piles:)
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