Stacked example sentences

Related (9): pile, heaped, arrayed, loaded, layered, clustered, amassed, collected, bundled

"Stacked" Example Sentences

The poker chips were stacked in neat piles on the table.
The firewood was stacked against the side of the cabin.
The boxes were stacked high on the pallet, almost reaching the ceiling.
The pancakes were stacked tall on my plate, dripping with syrup.
The shelves were stacked floor to ceiling with books.
The pantry was stacked with food to last for weeks.
The wooden blocks were stacked in a tottering tower.
The dishes were stacked neatly in the drying rack.
The plates were stacked haphazardly in the sink.
The plates were stacked in the cupboard in an orderly fashion.
The chairs were stacked against the wall to make space for dancing.
The cans were stacked in rows like soldiers in a supermarket aisle.
The bricks were evenly stacked to form the garden wall.
The tires were stacked next to the garage, waiting to be repaired.
The hay bales were stacked high in the barn loft.
The furniture was stacked in the corner awaiting reassembly.
The students were stacked three deep around the teacher's desk.
The cups were stacked carefully inside each other for storage.
The class was stacked with genius level students.
The odds were stacked against him from the beginning.
The deck was stacked in her favor.
She had a stacked deck of advantages that others lacked.
Her resume was stacked with impressive credentials and experiences.
His achievements were stacked a mile high.
She had a stacked menu of options to choose from.
The file cabinets were stacked according to alphabetical order.
The lumber was stacked and organized according to size.
The software company was stacked with highly talented computer programmers.
Her team was stacked with star players at every position.
TheBuffalo Bills are stacked at the running back position this year.
That guy is seriously stacked with muscles!
The shelves were stacked with canned goods in preparation for the storm.
He came with a stacked résumé and pedigree for the job.
The football team was stacked against the very best competition.
We were stacked up three to a bunk in the tiny room.
The campers were stacked like sardines in their crowded tent.
The punishment was stacked against her, one injustice after another.
The bills were stacked up on the kitchen table, waiting to be paid.
He was serving a stacked sentence for multiple felonies.
The gym is stacked with top of the line equipment.
The speakers were stacked on either side of the stage.
The solutions were stacked on top of each other.
The injuries were stacked against him preventing a full recovery.
The responsibilities were stacked one on top of the other.
Their squad was stacked with talented reserves on the bench.
The shelves were stocked and stacked in perfect order.
The yearbooks were stacked in chronological order on the shelf.
The course load was stacked beyond belief.
The evidence was stacked against the defendant in the trial.
That musical artist has a stacked resume of hit songs.
His scheme was to stack the deck in his favor.
The plates were stacked perilously high in the cupboard.
The welfare checks were stacked on the table, still unopened.
The challenges were stacked against her from the start.
The buffet was stacked with all my favorite foods.
They were stacked on top of each other like cordwood.
All the boxes were neatly stacked and ready to go.
The expectations were stacked way too high.
The chips were stacked high at the center of the table.
The soup cans were neatly stacked in the pantry.

Common Phrases

Stack the odds/deck in your favor - Arrange circumstances to your advantage.
Stacked against - Opposed or unfavorable to.
Stacked deck - An unfair advantage.
Stack in someone's favor - Work to the advantage of someone.
Stack the deck - Arrange or manipulate something to ensure a desired result.
Stack the odds - Increase the chances of success.
Stacked to the rafters - Full to the point of excess.
Stacked sentence - A sentence in which multiple prison terms are served consecutively.
Stacked against someone - As an obstacle, positioned in opposition to someone or something.