piling

Clear-eyed and steady today, she finishes her earlier thought while piling salt on her arancini: “It’s forbidden for the aristocracy to speak to the press. But in my case, I had no choice.”

And that feels harder to do as the public is conditioned to consume the fertilizer that's piling up.

The people with the greatest means to invest in journalism’s future — the ones who literally own its present — shouldn’t be piling on.

Where once he was piling on pounds any which way he could, now he has to be mindful of passing a weigh-in a couple of hours before matches.

I know we’re piling on the random pop culture references here, but those are the bricks holding up this house.